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	title:	Fender Electric Guitar Book: Complete History of Fender Guitars
	author:	Tony Bacon
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Backbeat Books
	released:	July 31, 2007
	isbn:	0879308974
	isbn-13:	9780879308971

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Customer Reviews
Tremulant - Rated This is not a bad book by means, but any Fender book written by Mr. Bacon, always seems to have a reference to the 'tremolo' system invented by Leo Fender, and how he chose the name in error. I would imagine all those years ago, possibly before Tony Bacon was born, Leo came up with the name Tremolo, probably from the Italian word tremulant, Latin based,(read up on it, make your own mind up). The 'tremolo unit' can do a great deal for the accomplished user, and of course, produce a vibrato effect, as of course the human voice can. That said, this a good read, well written, with excellent illustrations, and quite informative. A Must-Have For The Fender Fan! - Rated Like Adrian Ingram, Tony Bacon has demonstrated consistently for over 30 years that his grasp of 'all things guitar' is outstanding. This book on the Fender range of guitars is part of that canon of work that is a must-have for the 'guitar-nut', collector and player. In this book, Bacon like Ingram retains his tried and trusted format of looking at the genesis and progression of a guitar or brand through time, in this case Fender guitars, giving us superb details about the Fender range and what made it what it is today. The illustrations in the book underscore the text with subtle and fascinating illucidation; and both the text and illustrations work beautifully together. If you want or own a Fender guitar, this book is for you. If you don't, you'll sure want one, even need one, after reading it. Another first-class book!

Customer Reviews

Tremulant - Rated 3/5
This is not a bad book by means, but any Fender book written by Mr. Bacon, always seems to have a reference to the 'tremolo' system invented by Leo Fender, and how he chose the name in error. I would imagine all those years ago, possibly before Tony Bacon was born, Leo came up with the name Tremolo, probably from the Italian word tremulant, Latin based,(read up on it, make your own mind up). The 'tremolo unit' can do a great deal for the accomplished user, and of course, produce a vibrato effect, as of course the human voice can.
That said, this a good read, well written, with excellent illustrations, and quite informative.

A Must-Have For The Fender Fan! - Rated 5/5
Like Adrian Ingram, Tony Bacon has demonstrated consistently for over 30 years that his grasp of 'all things guitar' is outstanding. This book on the Fender range of guitars is part of that canon of work that is a must-have for the 'guitar-nut', collector and player. In this book, Bacon like Ingram retains his tried and trusted format of looking at the genesis and progression of a guitar or brand through time, in this case Fender guitars, giving us superb details about the Fender range and what made it what it is today. The illustrations in the book underscore the text with subtle and fascinating illucidation; and both the text and illustrations work beautifully together. If you want or own a Fender guitar, this book is for you. If you don't, you'll sure want one, even need one, after reading it. Another first-class book!