- rocknrollromz
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rocknrollromz le 12 Mar 2012, 17:47
Hello,
J'ai une Fender AVRI '57 de 1987 qui aurait besoin d'un changement de logo, celui d'origine a vraiment souffert, je pensais la vendre, mais je viens de la récupérer de chez le luthier, & c'est vraiment la meilleure Strat' que j'ai joué, & je perdrais trop d'argent si je la bradais à cause de ça. Du coup j'ai envie de la faire revenir entièrement (corps & manche) en vernis nitro ultra fin.
Il y a des logos sur eBay et autres sites, mais j'ai lu sur des forums US qu'il est possible d'en obtenir des "genuine" directement de chez Fender (ça date de 2007, mais c'est surement toujours valable):
"Revised January 31, 2007
Information subject to change
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
8860 East Chaparral Road Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona 85250-2610 USA
(480) 596-9690 - www.fender.com
Thank you for your recent request for a replacement decal, and your continued interest in FMIC Instruments. In order that we may service your request as quickly as possible, you will need to comply with the following list of procedures and then submit the required documentation to the nearest FMIC Authorized Service Center. (Please be aware that not all FMIC Dealers are authorized as FMIC Service Centers, so make certain you are working with a currently authorized FMIC Service Center).
PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TO AN FMIC AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER:
1. A written request, stating the specific decal you need and the reason you need it.
2. Your instrument.
3. A photograph of the entire front of the instrument.
4. A photograph of the entire back of the instrument.
5. A close-up photograph of the headstock of the instrument showing the need for a new decal.
6. A close-up photograph of the serial number on the instrument. FMIC stringed instrument product serial numbers are located either on the front of headstock, the back of headstock, the back of neck, the heel of the neck, the neck plate or the bridge plate.
The FMIC Service Center will examine your instrument and the photographs to verify that the instrument is actually in need of a decal, and that it is the same instrument represented in the photographs. They will then submit your formal request, your photographs, and a letter of verification that your instrument is indeed a genuine FMIC product in need of a replacement decal, to our Customer Service Department here at FMIC for review. If your request meets with the criteria we have established for decal replacement, a new decal will then be sent to your FMIC Authorized Service Center. Please be aware that our decal selection is limited to the types of decals we use in our current production. We do not have all decals, for all instruments, from all periods. If your request is approved, we will select the closest period-appropriate decal we have to fit your needs. While FMIC does not charge for replacement decals, the Service Center may assess you a service charge for processing your request and for applying the decal to your instrument.
FMIC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST ADDITIONAL VERIFICATIONS
IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THAT YOUR INSTRUMENT IS A GENUINE FMIC PRODUCT.
If you need assistance locating an FMIC Authorized Service Center near you please contact our Consumer Relations Department at 480-596-7195, or by e-mail to consumerrelations@fender.com, and a representative will be happy to assist you. Service center listings may also be found at www.fender.com. We hope this information is helpful to you.
THANK YOU FOR PLAYING FMIC PRODUCTS!
Fender® Squier® Guild® Jackson® Charvel®
Gretsch® SWR® EVH® Groove Tubes®"
Quelqu'un a testé ça en France?
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Merci pour vos réponses.
Quand j'ai acheté la guitare,le logo avait été "bidouillé", le "F", on le voit sur cette photo:
Puis j'ai décidé de virer le bidouillage, mais je m'y suis pris comme un manche & j'ai attaqué le vernis...
J'ai fais re-fretter ma guitare, & j'ai demandé à mon luthier de rattraper le coup si possible, il l'a fait mais maintenant le logo est sous une couche de vernis & ça ne me plait pas...
Je ne vois qu'une chose à faire, dévernir le manche, le revenir au nitro ultra fin, & demander un nouveau logo à Fender.
& j'en profiterai pour faire dévernir & revernir le corps aussi, la finition nitro se barre, c'est canon, mais dessous on tombe sur la sous couche de vernis polyurethane ou polyester... ça fait plastoc indestructible...
Bref all nitro ce sera parfait!
Des photos de la guitare:
Je vais me renseigner auprès de Fender, autant chopper un décalcomanie officiel si c'est possible, je verrai pour les copies si ça n'abouti pas!
J'ai une Fender AVRI '57 de 1987 qui aurait besoin d'un changement de logo, celui d'origine a vraiment souffert, je pensais la vendre, mais je viens de la récupérer de chez le luthier, & c'est vraiment la meilleure Strat' que j'ai joué, & je perdrais trop d'argent si je la bradais à cause de ça. Du coup j'ai envie de la faire revenir entièrement (corps & manche) en vernis nitro ultra fin.
Il y a des logos sur eBay et autres sites, mais j'ai lu sur des forums US qu'il est possible d'en obtenir des "genuine" directement de chez Fender (ça date de 2007, mais c'est surement toujours valable):
"Revised January 31, 2007
Information subject to change
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
8860 East Chaparral Road Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona 85250-2610 USA
(480) 596-9690 - www.fender.com
Thank you for your recent request for a replacement decal, and your continued interest in FMIC Instruments. In order that we may service your request as quickly as possible, you will need to comply with the following list of procedures and then submit the required documentation to the nearest FMIC Authorized Service Center. (Please be aware that not all FMIC Dealers are authorized as FMIC Service Centers, so make certain you are working with a currently authorized FMIC Service Center).
PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TO AN FMIC AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER:
1. A written request, stating the specific decal you need and the reason you need it.
2. Your instrument.
3. A photograph of the entire front of the instrument.
4. A photograph of the entire back of the instrument.
5. A close-up photograph of the headstock of the instrument showing the need for a new decal.
6. A close-up photograph of the serial number on the instrument. FMIC stringed instrument product serial numbers are located either on the front of headstock, the back of headstock, the back of neck, the heel of the neck, the neck plate or the bridge plate.
The FMIC Service Center will examine your instrument and the photographs to verify that the instrument is actually in need of a decal, and that it is the same instrument represented in the photographs. They will then submit your formal request, your photographs, and a letter of verification that your instrument is indeed a genuine FMIC product in need of a replacement decal, to our Customer Service Department here at FMIC for review. If your request meets with the criteria we have established for decal replacement, a new decal will then be sent to your FMIC Authorized Service Center. Please be aware that our decal selection is limited to the types of decals we use in our current production. We do not have all decals, for all instruments, from all periods. If your request is approved, we will select the closest period-appropriate decal we have to fit your needs. While FMIC does not charge for replacement decals, the Service Center may assess you a service charge for processing your request and for applying the decal to your instrument.
FMIC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUEST ADDITIONAL VERIFICATIONS
IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THAT YOUR INSTRUMENT IS A GENUINE FMIC PRODUCT.
If you need assistance locating an FMIC Authorized Service Center near you please contact our Consumer Relations Department at 480-596-7195, or by e-mail to consumerrelations@fender.com, and a representative will be happy to assist you. Service center listings may also be found at www.fender.com. We hope this information is helpful to you.
THANK YOU FOR PLAYING FMIC PRODUCTS!
Fender® Squier® Guild® Jackson® Charvel®
Gretsch® SWR® EVH® Groove Tubes®"
Quelqu'un a testé ça en France?
___
Merci pour vos réponses.
Quand j'ai acheté la guitare,le logo avait été "bidouillé", le "F", on le voit sur cette photo:
Puis j'ai décidé de virer le bidouillage, mais je m'y suis pris comme un manche & j'ai attaqué le vernis...
J'ai fais re-fretter ma guitare, & j'ai demandé à mon luthier de rattraper le coup si possible, il l'a fait mais maintenant le logo est sous une couche de vernis & ça ne me plait pas...
Je ne vois qu'une chose à faire, dévernir le manche, le revenir au nitro ultra fin, & demander un nouveau logo à Fender.
& j'en profiterai pour faire dévernir & revernir le corps aussi, la finition nitro se barre, c'est canon, mais dessous on tombe sur la sous couche de vernis polyurethane ou polyester... ça fait plastoc indestructible...
Bref all nitro ce sera parfait!
Des photos de la guitare:
Je vais me renseigner auprès de Fender, autant chopper un décalcomanie officiel si c'est possible, je verrai pour les copies si ça n'abouti pas!
