Haynes Publishing Fender Bass Manual

Haynes Publishing Fender Bass Manual, Fender Bass Manual, In 1950 Leo Fender took on the challenge of making a string bass audible in Western Swing, He also wanted to design a bass playable by guitarists - with Precision fretting and a workable scale, His audacious solution caused a revolution and today no aspect of popular music is untouched by his genius, This easy-to-use manual offers advice on how to get the best from your Fender Bass,be it a budget Chinese Squier or a Classic Jazz, With step-by-step guidance and clear colour photographs,subjects include changing pickups,adjusting a truss rod,active EQ and a DIY fretless conversion on a budget Squier, Seventeen case studies examine in detail everything from an ex-John Entwistle 1952-53 USA-made 51-type precision to Indonesian,Japanese,Mexican and Chinese Fender Bass variants, including Jazz,Telecaster Bass,Bass VI, Bronco,Mustang and Jaguar, Legendary Californian session bassist Carol Kaye supplies a foreword and there are Tech Tip contributions from world-renowned Bass experts John and Andy Diggins, Author Paul Balmer played his first Fender Bass in 1961 and has recorded hundreds of Fender Basses in the recording studio as engineer and producer, With invaluable guidance from professional luthier John Diggins, Paul has enjoyed restoring his 51- and 57-type Precisions and upgrading a fretless Jazz, English language,

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