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How do you learn what is required for proper maintenance of a guitar? Like techniques to fix bridges, necks, or how to put in a new pick-up. I'd like to learn but don't know where to start.
This book gets recommended frequently on a guitar forum I'm on.
Much of the simpler stuff like changing pickups, adjusting the truss rod, and that sort of thing you can also easily pick up from a combination of youtube, reading the instructions if you have them (and DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan have their instructions online, too, I think) and common sense. General maintenance and tweaking is all pretty simple.
Get yourself a cheap POS guitar and go to town. I recently did my first fret level job on one of my cheap guitars. It now plays better than some of my other guitars that cost 4x as much.
This book gets recommended frequently on a guitar forum I'm on.
Much of the simpler stuff like changing pickups, adjusting the truss rod, and that sort of thing you can also easily pick up from a combination of youtube, reading the instructions if you have them (and DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan have their instructions online, too, I think) and common sense. General maintenance and tweaking is all pretty simple.
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Much of the simpler stuff like changing pickups, adjusting the truss rod, and that sort of thing you can also easily pick up from a combination of youtube, reading the instructions if you have them (and DiMarzio and Seymour Duncan have their instructions online, too, I think) and common sense. General maintenance and tweaking is all pretty simple.
Seconding the holy grail of guitar repair books.