Recommended guitar setup books

[Forrest]

Hey guys,
Before the forum upgrade I was reading several threads that mentioned (at least) 2 highly recommended guitar setup books.

Now that the search is half broken, I can't find any of them.

Can anyone post the titles?

Most of my guitars have floyd rose bridges, so that's my number one priority, but I would like to have all my bases covered.

Thanks.

[Hellbat]

I have this video and found I learned some stuff from it...

http://www.halleonard.com/product/vi...5&subsiteid=67&

[J.C. Harrist]

Dan Erlewine's GuitarPlayer Repair Guide is a good one.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0879302917/?tag=rbookshop-20

[Speiro]

Dan Erlewine's GuitarPlayer Repair Guide is a good one.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0879302917/?tag=rbookshop-20

+1

[missionguitars1]

Dan Erlewine's GuitarPlayer Repair Guide is a good one.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0879302917/?tag=rbookshop-20

+2...and also look at the Stew Mac site for all his emails that he sends out every week...

[Bengal65]

+2...and also look at the Stew Mac site for all his emails that he sends out every week...

+3. No guitarist should be without a copy.

[charvelsrock]

I have it too. Pretty good. Floys stuff is pretty accurate.

[BenoA]

Thanks guys for the info. Good infos.

[Forrest]

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Look what just came in the mail. Thanks guys! Is this the last one I need? I thought "The Guitar Handbook" had it all, until I started actually needing some detail.

[Grandturk]

That one is good, but "How to Make Your Electric Guitar Play Great" is a bit better in terms of it doesn't have all the stuff in it you probably won't use - like how to repair acoustic guitars - but hey, maybe you will.