Fender American Elite Stratocaster HSS Shawbucker Owners Manual - Page 15

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TAKE NOTE When you first get your guitar, don't be alarmed if the playing action is no longer set to exact factory specs. It is natural for a guitar's setup to change due to the factors just listed. Your guitar is designed to include many adjustment points that allow you to compensate for changes that might have taken place after final assembly but before you received it, or to simply customize the instrument to fit your personal preferred playing style. If the action is higher or lower than you prefer, for example, this manual describes how to set up, adjust and maintain your guitar so that its playing condition is optimal for you. Of course, if you'd rather not adjust it yourself, you can always take your guitar to an Authorized Fender Service Center for help. Initial standard setup and adjustment of an instrument and its parts at time of purchase are considered normal dealer product preparation and are not covered by the Fender warranty. On receipt and acceptance of the instrument, the consumer assumes all responsibility for setup, adjustment and maintenance. 15

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When you first get your guitar, don’t be alarmed
if the playing action is no longer set to exact
factory specs. It is natural for a guitar’s setup to
change due to the factors just listed. Your guitar
is designed to include many adjustment points
that allow you to compensate for changes that
might have taken place after final assembly but
before you received it, or to simply customize the
instrument to fit your personal preferred playing
style. If the action is higher or lower than you
prefer, for example, this manual describes how to
set up, adjust and maintain your guitar so that its
playing condition is optimal for you. Of course,
if you’d rather not adjust it yourself, you can
always take your guitar to an Authorized
Fender Service Center for help.
Initial standard setup and adjustment of an
instrument and its parts at time of purchase are
considered normal dealer product preparation
and are not covered by the Fender warranty.
On receipt and acceptance of the instrument,
the consumer assumes all responsibility
for setup, adjustment and maintenance.
TAKE NOTE
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