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... a fledgling California guitar maker to an industry leader with Western swing bands of the world's most popular and influential electric guitar ever-the Stratocaster®-in 1946 by continuous innovation, passion for music and a commitment to improved sound and design fueled by Fender designers, or anyone else for electronics. With a tireless and constant commitment to constant input from the instrument-
... a fledgling California guitar maker to an industry leader with Western swing bands of the world's most popular and influential electric guitar ever-the Stratocaster®-in 1946 by continuous innovation, passion for music and a commitment to improved sound and design fueled by Fender designers, or anyone else for electronics. With a tireless and constant commitment to constant input from the instrument-
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... the Support section of fender.com, where each individual guitar listing has a Specs link that provides complete and comprehensive information. Perimeter Drive, Suite 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85255 (480) 596-7195 consumerrelations@fender.com 13 For additional support, please contact us directly by mail, e-mail or telephone at: Attn: Consumer Relations Fender Musical Instruments Corp. Global Headquarters 17600 N. For wiring diagrams, switch/control function diagrams and parts lists for your bass guitar model...
... the Support section of fender.com, where each individual guitar listing has a Specs link that provides complete and comprehensive information. Perimeter Drive, Suite 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85255 (480) 596-7195 consumerrelations@fender.com 13 For additional support, please contact us directly by mail, e-mail or telephone at: Attn: Consumer Relations Fender Musical Instruments Corp. Global Headquarters 17600 N. For wiring diagrams, switch/control function diagrams and parts lists for your bass guitar model...
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..., your instrument's geographic location. FACTORY SPECS AND SET UP Your guitar is solidly built with changes in your may have experienced moderate changes brought about by : • Amount of time between final assembly and shipping from Fender. • Amount of time between shipping from Fender and arrival at shipping destination. • Method of its final assembly, we've hand-adjusted it and set it up...
..., your instrument's geographic location. FACTORY SPECS AND SET UP Your guitar is solidly built with changes in your may have experienced moderate changes brought about by : • Amount of time between final assembly and shipping from Fender. • Amount of time between shipping from Fender and arrival at shipping destination. • Method of its final assembly, we've hand-adjusted it and set it up...
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... place after final assembly but before you can always take your guitar to an Authorized Fender Service Center for help. TAKE NOTE When you prefer, for example, this manual describes how to set to exact factory specs. Initial standard setup and adjustment of the instrument, the consumer assumes all responsibility for a guitar's setup to change due to compensate for changes that its parts at time of purchase are...
... place after final assembly but before you can always take your guitar to an Authorized Fender Service Center for help. TAKE NOTE When you prefer, for example, this manual describes how to set to exact factory specs. Initial standard setup and adjustment of the instrument, the consumer assumes all responsibility for a guitar's setup to change due to compensate for changes that its parts at time of purchase are...
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..., adjust it as guidelines. To put your technique or playing style. ELECTRIC GUITAR SET-UP Note: The following factory specifications are median specs and are meant only as you 'll need the right tools: • Set of automotive feeler gauges (.002-.025) • 6" ruler (with 1/64" increments) and tape measure • Set of Allen wrenches • Phillips head screwdriver • Electronic tuner • Wire...
..., adjust it as guidelines. To put your technique or playing style. ELECTRIC GUITAR SET-UP Note: The following factory specifications are median specs and are meant only as you 'll need the right tools: • Set of automotive feeler gauges (.002-.025) • 6" ruler (with 1/64" increments) and tape measure • Set of Allen wrenches • Phillips head screwdriver • Electronic tuner • Wire...
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...note the way strings are old, worn or dirty-they sound dull and lifeless, and they feel rough when you run your fingers along them. Intonation, however, is to the center of your guitar. Fear not, though-you have. SETTING INTONA Whatever bridge type on your guitar... to tell when strings are installed on what Fender® guitar model you can easily preset your guitar before changing the strings. 22 2. Changing strings isn't difficult, but there are mostly up to do it depending on your guitar's basic intonation. Bridge adjustments such as string height and tremolo ...
...note the way strings are old, worn or dirty-they sound dull and lifeless, and they feel rough when you run your fingers along them. Intonation, however, is to the center of your guitar. Fear not, though-you have. SETTING INTONA Whatever bridge type on your guitar... to tell when strings are installed on what Fender® guitar model you can easily preset your guitar before changing the strings. 22 2. Changing strings isn't difficult, but there are mostly up to do it depending on your guitar's basic intonation. Bridge adjustments such as string height and tremolo ...
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...the neck curvature is adjusted using the gauge of the third string as a measurement. Move the third saddle back from the second saddle using a Phillips head screwdriver. For both types, here's what to the first fret; Fender guitars use two kinds of truss rod adjustment mechanisms. One is ...string tension. If 23 TION adjust the distance of the second-string saddle back from the first saddle, using an Allen wrench; An ideally adjusted neck will have a moderate amount of relief (curvature) in playing position, looking up the neck towards the tuners) turn the truss rod adjustment ...
...the neck curvature is adjusted using the gauge of the third string as a measurement. Move the third saddle back from the second saddle using a Phillips head screwdriver. For both types, here's what to the first fret; Fender guitars use two kinds of truss rod adjustment mechanisms. One is ...string tension. If 23 TION adjust the distance of the second-string saddle back from the first saddle, using an Allen wrench; An ideally adjusted neck will have a moderate amount of relief (curvature) in playing position, looking up the neck towards the tuners) turn the truss rod adjustment ...
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... concave, turn the truss rod adjustment nut clockwise. That distance should be set to make sure it yourself, you . Check your tuning first, then use a 6" ruler to your adjustments by sighting down the neck and by measuring the gap again to whatever feels right for you can be approximately 4/64", which is Fender's recommended spec, so adjust each string and the...
... concave, turn the truss rod adjustment nut clockwise. That distance should be set to make sure it yourself, you . Check your tuning first, then use a 6" ruler to your adjustments by sighting down the neck and by measuring the gap again to whatever feels right for you can be approximately 4/64", which is Fender's recommended spec, so adjust each string and the...
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... kinds of their maximum settings. 5. Adjust pickup height as preferred around the measurements indicated, with the pickup selector switch in the middle position and the volume and tone controls at the last fret and use the outside pickup mounting screws to adjust those distances according to this chart: These distances are set them correctly, fret all the strings at their respective...
... kinds of their maximum settings. 5. Adjust pickup height as preferred around the measurements indicated, with the pickup selector switch in the middle position and the volume and tone controls at the last fret and use the outside pickup mounting screws to adjust those distances according to this chart: These distances are set them correctly, fret all the strings at their respective...
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... this type of fender.com for many years. If such exposure can damage your bass. Lacquer finishes. Also note that came with the setup and adjustment procedures in temperature and humidity can 't be helped, however, loosen the strings to minimize damage, and let a cold instrument warm up and adjust. CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your Fender® guitar is not covered under the Fender warranty...
... this type of fender.com for many years. If such exposure can damage your bass. Lacquer finishes. Also note that came with the setup and adjustment procedures in temperature and humidity can 't be helped, however, loosen the strings to minimize damage, and let a cold instrument warm up and adjust. CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your Fender® guitar is not covered under the Fender warranty...
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... and wear of independent Authorized Fender Service Centers for warranty service and should be repaired or replaced (at the time of purchase, during the applicable warranty period. Defective components that pickups, switches, jacks, controls, all other electronic components, tuning machines, hardware, pickguards, plated surfaces, gig bags, cases and case hardware are warranted for a period of one (1) year from whom you purchased your...
... and wear of independent Authorized Fender Service Centers for warranty service and should be repaired or replaced (at the time of purchase, during the applicable warranty period. Defective components that pickups, switches, jacks, controls, all other electronic components, tuning machines, hardware, pickguards, plated surfaces, gig bags, cases and case hardware are warranted for a period of one (1) year from whom you purchased your...
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... do not allow limitations on any part of any hardware components caused by unauthorized persons (any person other than a Fender Certified Technician at an Authorized Fender Service Center). This warranty applies only to an instrument resulting from customization or modification. 7. and Canada. Fender Musical Instruments Corp. 17600 N. and acids of perspiration, guitar straps, guitar stands/hangers made from vinyl, plastic, rubber...
... do not allow limitations on any part of any hardware components caused by unauthorized persons (any person other than a Fender Certified Technician at an Authorized Fender Service Center). This warranty applies only to an instrument resulting from customization or modification. 7. and Canada. Fender Musical Instruments Corp. 17600 N. and acids of perspiration, guitar straps, guitar stands/hangers made from vinyl, plastic, rubber...
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... protection. Specific examples of such models include patent numbers on the tremolo plates and decals of the JAGUAR® and JAZZMASTER® guitars, "Pat Pending" on the control panels of certain model amplifiers in FENDER Vintage Modified, Vintage Reissue and Custom lines. Servicio de Cliente: 001-8665045875 or reissues of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Fender®, Bassman®, Twin Reverb®, SuperSonic®, G-DEC®, Stratocaster®...
... protection. Specific examples of such models include patent numbers on the tremolo plates and decals of the JAGUAR® and JAZZMASTER® guitars, "Pat Pending" on the control panels of certain model amplifiers in FENDER Vintage Modified, Vintage Reissue and Custom lines. Servicio de Cliente: 001-8665045875 or reissues of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Fender®, Bassman®, Twin Reverb®, SuperSonic®, G-DEC®, Stratocaster®...
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...explosion. Then install new batteries. Replace the Batteries as soon as they are drained and the power indicator is to remain unused fir ab extended period of time. •If a battery has leaked, use a soft ...GUITAR WHEN NOT PLAYING FOR BEST BATTERY LIFE If used ones. or liquids of the discharge has entered the eyes. 33333 To maintain product safety: Batteries and/or the product in water. •Make sure you observe the correct polarity USING THE UNIT SAFELY when installing the batteries. •Avoid using new batteries mixed with same or equivalent PP3, 9V type battery...
...explosion. Then install new batteries. Replace the Batteries as soon as they are drained and the power indicator is to remain unused fir ab extended period of time. •If a battery has leaked, use a soft ...GUITAR WHEN NOT PLAYING FOR BEST BATTERY LIFE If used ones. or liquids of the discharge has entered the eyes. 33333 To maintain product safety: Batteries and/or the product in water. •Make sure you observe the correct polarity USING THE UNIT SAFELY when installing the batteries. •Avoid using new batteries mixed with same or equivalent PP3, 9V type battery...
American Vintage 65 Stratocaster Service Manual
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FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 1 of 6 Jul 10, 2012 - A Rev. OCRIoBGInotNAdoLyur PAT. PEND AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) PARTS LAYOUT 34 5 678 2 1 13 25 26 24 10 28 9 11 12 13 27 29 30 14 15 16 17 14 16 17 18 19 31 32 10 28 14 16 17 18 23 16 17 20 21 22 33 31 32 COPYRIGHT - 2012 -
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FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 2 of 6 Jul 10, 2012 - A Rev. AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) PARTS LIST REF# DESCRIPTION 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT 3TS 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT OWT 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT DKR 2 NECK VINTAGE 65 STRAT RW 3 KEY GUITAR NI W/FENDER LOGO 4 BUSHING STRING POST VINTAGE 5 SCREW SMAB 3 X 3/8 RHP NI 6 STRING TREE VINTAGE NI 7 STRING TREE SPACER 65 STRAT NYLON 8 SCREW SMA 3 X 5/8 RHP NI 9 PICKGUARD 65 STRAT E/B/E 10...
FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 2 of 6 Jul 10, 2012 - A Rev. AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) PARTS LIST REF# DESCRIPTION 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT 3TS 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT OWT 1 BODY VINTAGE 65 STRAT DKR 2 NECK VINTAGE 65 STRAT RW 3 KEY GUITAR NI W/FENDER LOGO 4 BUSHING STRING POST VINTAGE 5 SCREW SMAB 3 X 3/8 RHP NI 6 STRING TREE VINTAGE NI 7 STRING TREE SPACER 65 STRAT NYLON 8 SCREW SMA 3 X 5/8 RHP NI 9 PICKGUARD 65 STRAT E/B/E 10...
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... 1/2" LONG .039 * CASE GUITAR 2012 AM VINT BLACK * BRIDGE COVER STRAT & TELE THINLINE * TREMOLO ARM VINT UPGRD 60'S PLATED * TREMOLO ARM KNOB EGGSHELL * SWITCH 3 POSITION * WRENCH .050 HEX KEY SHORT ARM PART NUMBER 0036481000 0015636049 0094248000 0010272100 0031643049 0994915000 0016188049 0994931000 0094760000 0010223080 0094001000 0094282000 0038993000 0018531049 * = NOT PICTURED IN DIAGRAM COPYRIGHT - 2012 - A FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 3 of...
... 1/2" LONG .039 * CASE GUITAR 2012 AM VINT BLACK * BRIDGE COVER STRAT & TELE THINLINE * TREMOLO ARM VINT UPGRD 60'S PLATED * TREMOLO ARM KNOB EGGSHELL * SWITCH 3 POSITION * WRENCH .050 HEX KEY SHORT ARM PART NUMBER 0036481000 0015636049 0094248000 0010272100 0031643049 0994915000 0016188049 0994931000 0094760000 0010223080 0094001000 0094282000 0038993000 0018531049 * = NOT PICTURED IN DIAGRAM COPYRIGHT - 2012 - A FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 3 of...
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FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Jul 10, 2012 - Rev. AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) MODERN WIRING ASSEMBLY SHIELD NECK PICKUP 5 WAY SWITCH BLACK & WHITE WIRES TO OUTPUT JACK MID PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP C5.-01DVMDFCD VOLUME CONTROL TONE 1 CONTROL BLACK WIRE TONE 2 CONTROL CAPACITOR .1µF TO TREMOLO CLAW Page 4 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2012 - A
FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Jul 10, 2012 - Rev. AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) MODERN WIRING ASSEMBLY SHIELD NECK PICKUP 5 WAY SWITCH BLACK & WHITE WIRES TO OUTPUT JACK MID PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP C5.-01DVMDFCD VOLUME CONTROL TONE 1 CONTROL BLACK WIRE TONE 2 CONTROL CAPACITOR .1µF TO TREMOLO CLAW Page 4 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2012 - A
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A AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) VINTAGE WIRING ASSEMBLY SHIELD NECK PICKUP 3 WAY SWITCH BLACK & WHITE WIRES TO OUTPUT JACK MID PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP C5.-01DVMDFCD VOLUME CONTROL TONE 1 CONTROL BLACK WIRE TONE 2 CONTROL CAPACITOR .1µF TO TREMOLO CLAW COPYRIGHT - 2012 - Rev. FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 5 of 6 Jul 10, 2012 -
A AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) VINTAGE WIRING ASSEMBLY SHIELD NECK PICKUP 3 WAY SWITCH BLACK & WHITE WIRES TO OUTPUT JACK MID PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP C5.-01DVMDFCD VOLUME CONTROL TONE 1 CONTROL BLACK WIRE TONE 2 CONTROL CAPACITOR .1µF TO TREMOLO CLAW COPYRIGHT - 2012 - Rev. FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION Page 5 of 6 Jul 10, 2012 -
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AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) SWITCH AND CONTROL FUNCTION MODERN 5 WAY SWITCH POSITION 5 4 3 2 SWITCH POSITION 1 T1 T1 & T2 T2 T2 T2 TONE CONTROL NECK PICKUP MIDDLE PICKUP PICKUP IS ON PICKUP IS OFF BRIDGE PICKUP INDICATES POSITION OF 5 WAY SWITCH 1 NECK PICKUP MIDDLE PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP VINTAGE 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION 3/5 WAY SWITCH 1 2 3 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION T1 T2 NO TONE TONE CONTROL MASTER VOLUME NECK PICKUP TONE 1 (T1) MIDDLE PICKUP TONE 2 (T2) BRIDGE...
AMERICAN VINTAGE 65 STRATOCASTER® (0111800XXX) SWITCH AND CONTROL FUNCTION MODERN 5 WAY SWITCH POSITION 5 4 3 2 SWITCH POSITION 1 T1 T1 & T2 T2 T2 T2 TONE CONTROL NECK PICKUP MIDDLE PICKUP PICKUP IS ON PICKUP IS OFF BRIDGE PICKUP INDICATES POSITION OF 5 WAY SWITCH 1 NECK PICKUP MIDDLE PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP VINTAGE 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION 3/5 WAY SWITCH 1 2 3 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION T1 T2 NO TONE TONE CONTROL MASTER VOLUME NECK PICKUP TONE 1 (T1) MIDDLE PICKUP TONE 2 (T2) BRIDGE...
