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How To Make Your Electric Guitar Play Great!
By Dan Erlewine
How to choose and improve any electric guitar! Dan's photo-illustrated book is filled with valuable information for guitarists and technicians, including setup and adjustment techniques and lots of trade secrets along the way. 133 pages, softcover.
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Setup and adjustment techniques are detailed step-by-step, and lots of Dan's trade secrets are revealed along the way:
Evaluating a guitar, from headstock to tailpiece
Finding and using the right tools
Punch-out plastic radius gauges are included in the book!
Troubleshooting a guitar's setup
Personalizing action and intonation
A gallery of professional players' setup specifications
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February 6, 2008
I just wanted to say thanks to Dan Erlewine and his book "How to Make Your Electric Guitar Play Great." Since I purchased the book I've worked on four electrics I have in my collection. I must say I am very pleased with the results. Bench time at local shops is about $35 per hour. His book has saved me a bunch of money and I have my instruments set up the way I like them. |
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Shown on page 91 of our latest catalog.
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