November 2020
Beginner
640 pages
16h
English
book
Guitar All-in-One For Dummies, 2nd Edition
by Hal Leonard Corporation, Mark Phillips, Jon Chappell, Desi Serna
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Chapter 5
The Care and Feeding of Your Electric Guitar
IN THIS CHAPTER
Using guitar-adjusting tools
Changing your strings
Keeping your guitar clean and performing a setup
Troubleshooting
Storing your guitar and amp
A guitar — like any other machine — is subject to wear and tear: The strings go bad, or they break; climate changes shrink and swell the wood; moving parts wear out, and so forth. These afflictions and deteriorations can prevent you from properly expressing yourself with your instrument and can increase your tendency to express yourself in other, less printable, ways. If you want to keep your guitar on the straight and narrow, you should know how to perform some basic maintenance and repairs.
As you grow more comfortable playing the guitar, your sensitivity to its touch and response increases, so when little things go out of whack, you notice them more. Your ears develop too, so sometimes the guitar just won’t sound right — even when it feels okay — and this too is a sign ...
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