Fender is the world's leading manufacturer of stringed instruments, including the iconic Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars, Precision and Jazz basses, and professional audio amplifiers.
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC) is one of the world's foremost manufacturers of electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitars, amplifiers, and related pro-audio equipment. Founded in 1946 by Leo Fender, the brand has touched and transformed music worldwide and in nearly every genre: rock 'n' roll, country and western, jazz, rhythm and blues, and many others. Fender represents a cultural icon that resonates with everyone from beginners and hobbyists to the world's most acclaimed artists and performers.
The company's product line includes some of the most recognizable instruments in history, such as the Stratocaster®, Telecaster®, Precision Bass®, and Jazz Bass® guitars. Beyond instruments, Fender produces a wide range of amplifiers, effects pedals, and audio accessories known for their durability and legendary tone. With a heritage spanning nearly eight decades, Fender continues to innovate with digital products and learning platforms while maintaining the craftsmanship that defined its legacy.
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Owner's manuals and service diagrams for many Fender instruments are available in the Knowledge Base section of the Fender Support website.
You can date your instrument by looking up its serial number on the Fender website's product dating section or by contacting Fender Consumer Relations.
Truss rod adjustments vary by model. Generally, you use an Allen wrench at the headstock or a Phillips screwdriver at the neck joint. Refer to your specific instrument's manual for direction of rotation to correct concave or convex bowing.
Recommended string height is approximately 4/64" measured at the 17th fret, though this can be adjusted based on personal playing preference and style.
Yes, Fender instruments typically come with a limited warranty. Specific terms depend on the product type and region; details can be found on the Fender Store Policies page.