
Good repair book, but a bit dated.
I bought this book wanting to learn more about guitar repair. The book covers everything from Classical to flat top to electric guitars. The title is very accurate this seems very "complete". The book starts out a bit fast paced and jumps around some, but it covers a lot of material in a short span. The book has 160 pages. Chapters include: Guitar construction, General repair information, Guitar adjustments, Electric guitar, Action and Scale, The peghead, Neck and fingerboard, The bridge, Repairing cracks and missing sections, Touch-up and refinishing, Electric guitar pickups and controls, and Troubleshooting. The only real problem is the book is very dated (1975). I'm sure there are new techniques being used today. Overall this is a good book on repair. Even if it is a bit dated is still well worth your time.
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