20 Most Recent Fender Musical Instruments Corporation PT 100 Chromatic Pedal Tuner - Page 8 Questions & Answers

This guitar is a STRAT (Gold hardware, 2 position rotary tone switch) made at the Fullerton Plant (Fender - Pre CBS Era), USA in the Year(s): Circa 1980 The Guitar Dater Project Fender Serial Number Decoder

It is an Indonesian made Squier from 1990. It's doubtful anyone would fake an Indonesian made Squier.

This guitar was made in China in 2012. A used Standard series Squier Stratocaster or Telecaster in very good condition sells for $175-$200 in my market. Your's may vary.

Yes, though you'll have to wire them directly to the new head, not running itno the Frontman amp itself.

This may help you... The Guitar Dater Project Fender Serial Number Decoder

"Fender" what? For all this says, it could be a car fender. FMC, Fender Music Corp.'s website lists serial numbers for guitars and amps. Doing a Google search also reveals other listings for guitars' serial numbers, but I've never looked for amp numbers.

fl 150,00 over here.

There are no hard rules. The eighth note is just another letter in the alphabet of musical language. It has a certain meaning and that is "half the length of a quarter note". An example... In 4/4 time, if you count "1 and - 2 and - 3 and - 4 and", the eighth note can be placed at the "number" making it the down beat with room for another note or rest on the off beat. If placed on the "and" then it can be used as a pickup to the following downbeat. Check out this simple explanation... http://www.musictheory.net/lessons/11

remove the amp. section from the cabinet. you should see a fuse inside near to the main switch.

It varies depending on condition and your particular market, but in my market a used Squier Standard in good shape runs $125-150.

Made between 1965 and 1971. Serial numbers of these acoustic guitars have never been archived and are of no assistance when attempting to date these instruments.

Made in China by Axl, 2005 it looks like.

Your guitar was made at the Fullerton Plant (Fender - Pre CBS Era), USA in the Year(s): 1963 -via guitardaterproject.org

YES

It was made in 2002.

Fender Musical Instruments have a UK distribution business. They have a list - or access to - of all the Fender guitars ever manufactured. Google their address and contact details and ask them to verify the number against their lists. I know the list exists because many years ago (30) I had a copy of the list, but no longer I'm afraid. Good luck

a Mexican 2009 the model is a Stratocaster which you said what else do you mean?

I think your talking about a bridge on a guitar you must be more specific and the straight answer will come

okay first you must look at the frets if they are flattened out this is one reason and no matter what you do you will not be able to do it because the flattened frets are now making string contact further up in the scale length instead of in the center of the fret look at your string when you press it down it will be making contact on the very front of the fret making the notes sharp and driving you crazy with repeated attempts at setting the intonation you need a fret dressing if this is not the case and the frets are not worn but the strings are high off the fret board the neck relief needs to be adjusted to much neck curve upward results in higher string travel to be fretted which will add higher pressure to fret a note and making them sound sharp to check the neck take a capo clamp it at 1st fret now go to the fret where the neck joins the body and depress it count back to the halfway point and see how much space is between the top of the fret and the bottom of the string this should be around the eighth fret or seventh take a matchbook cover or a thin piece of plastic like a laminate you cover your pictures or documents with put it between the string and the fret the right height should be that it just fits between without moving the string once you've done this you should be able to intonate but please inspect all your frets first for flattening wear from playing if buzzing occurs after setting the frets in that are higher up the neck need to be dressed because they are not as worn as your regular playing zone which will make them a little taller when adjusting the truss rod do it 1/8 of a turn at a time do not crank it they are very sensitive to torque and the neck will bend backwards you must go slowly restringing and unbolting the neck unless your truss rod is at the headstock these are much easier but still require a little at a time 1/8 turns and patience good luck

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