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Fender Stratocaster
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technique
Title
Fixing a bad output jack in a Fender Stratocaster
Introduction
Despite being a classic design that's almost 70 years old, the Fender Stratocaster still doesn't quite have all the kinks worked out. Have you ever had your sweet solo cutoff by a series of loud pops and annoying buzzes? The most likely culprit is the wiring, namely the output jack. Today we're going to run through some steps you can take to make sure your rockin' tones aren't affected by this feedback issue.
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Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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