Setting Up A Fender Telecaster - Revision history

Dlk: /* My Notes */

2020-08-24T14:44:50Z

My Notes

2020-08-21T20:16:02Z

Action

2020-08-21T20:15:37Z

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2020-08-21T20:14:47Z

My Notes

2020-08-21T20:13:47Z

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2020-08-21T14:09:58Z

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2020-08-21T14:09:23Z

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2020-08-20T14:56:21Z

My Notes

2020-08-20T14:55:57Z

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 Measured using General engineer's ruler, with string held down at the last fret:
-*Low E: 2mm from top of neck pickup to bottom of string. 2mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
+*Low E: 1.6mm from top of neck pickup to bottom of string. 2mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
-*Hi E: 1.6mm from top of neck pickup magnet to bottom of string. 1.6mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
+*Hi E: 1mm from top of neck pickup magnet to bottom of string. 1.6mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
 == Fender Instructions ==

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 ===Action===
-Measured at the 17th fret, from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string using engineer's ruler
+Measured at the 17th fret, from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string using General engineer's ruler
 *Low E: 1.6mm
 *Hi E: 1.6mm

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 ===Action===
-Measured at the 17th fret, from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string using Stew-Mac action gauge
+Measured at the 17th fret, from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string using engineer's ruler
 *Low E: 1.6mm
 *Hi E: 1.6mm

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 Measured at the 17th fret, from the top of the fret to the bottom of the string using Stew-Mac action gauge
-**Low E: 1.6mm
+*Low E: 1.6mm
-**Hi E: 1.6mm
+*Hi E: 1.6mm
 ===Pickup Height===
 Measured using General engineer's ruler, with string held down at the last fret:
-**Low E: 2mm from top of neck pickup to bottom of string. 2mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
+*Low E: 2mm from top of neck pickup to bottom of string. 2mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
-**Hi E: 1.6mm from top of neck pickup magnet to bottom of string. 1.6mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
+*Hi E: 1.6mm from top of neck pickup magnet to bottom of string. 1.6mm from top of bridge pickup magnet to bottom of string.
 == Fender Instructions ==

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 Fender Telecaster
 <br />Used/Refurbished
-<br />Model No: 2019 American Professional with treble bleed circuit removed
+<br />Model No: 2019 American Professional with treble-bleed circuit removed
 <br />Serial No: US19107767

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 <br />Serial No: US19107767
-Neck Radius = 9.5" at 12th fret
+Neck Radius = 9.5" at 17th fret
 Used Ernie Ball Regular Slinky, 10-13-17-26-36-46, nickle-wound steel

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 == My Notes ==
-Neck radius: 9.5"
+Fender Telecaster
-String height: 1.6mm for both hi and lo E at 17th fret
+Neck Radius = 9.5" at 12th fret
-Pickup height: 2mm lo E and 1.6mm hi E with string depressed at last fret
+Used Ernie Ball Regular Slinky, 10-13-17-26-36-46, nickle-wound steel
 == Fender Instructions ==

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	== My Notes ==		== My Notes ==
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		+	Neck radius: 9.5"
		+	String height: 1.6mm for both hi and lo E at 17th fret
		+	Pickup height: 2mm lo E and 1.6mm hi E with string depressed at last fret

	== Fender Instructions ==		== Fender Instructions ==

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	Each time you play your guitar, before you do your final tuning, play for a few minutes to allow the strings to warm up. Metal expands when warm and contracts when cool. After you've played a few riffs, you can then do your final tuning. Remember—with most tuning keys, it's preferable to tune up to pitch. However, with locking tuners, go past the note and tune down to pitch. Finally, wipe the strings, neck and bridge with a lint-free cloth after playing. When transporting or storing your guitar, even for short periods, avoid leaving it anyplace you wouldn't feel comfortable yourself.		Each time you play your guitar, before you do your final tuning, play for a few minutes to allow the strings to warm up. Metal expands when warm and contracts when cool. After you've played a few riffs, you can then do your final tuning. Remember—with most tuning keys, it's preferable to tune up to pitch. However, with locking tuners, go past the note and tune down to pitch. Finally, wipe the strings, neck and bridge with a lint-free cloth after playing. When transporting or storing your guitar, even for short periods, avoid leaving it anyplace you wouldn't feel comfortable yourself.
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