Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are Fender Bass Tuning Machine Bushings? A: Fender Bass Tuning Machine Bushings are small components used in bass guitars to secure the tuning keys. They help maintain the tuning stability of the instrument.
- Q: What is included in the set of Fender Bass Tuning Machine Bushings? A: The set includes four bass tuning machine bushings, which are essential for replacing worn or damaged parts in your bass guitar.
- Q: What are the dimensions of these bushings? A: Each bushing has an outside diameter of .825 inches, an inside diameter of .555 inches, and a height of .353 inches.
- Q: Which bass guitar models are compatible with these bushings? A: These bushings are designed to fit standard and Deluxe Series basses manufactured in Mexico, as well as American Special basses produced from 2001 to the present.
- Q: Are these tuning machine bushings genuine Fender parts? A: Yes, these bushings are genuine Fender tuning key bushings, ensuring quality and compatibility with Fender instruments.
- Q: Can I use these bushings on vintage Fender bass guitars? A: Yes, these bushings are suitable for a variety of vintage and contemporary Fender bass guitar models.
- Q: How do I install Fender Bass Tuning Machine Bushings? A: Installation typically involves removing the old bushings and replacing them with the new ones. It's recommended to consult a professional or reference Fender's guidelines for detailed instructions.
- Q: What should I do if my bass guitar is still out of tune after replacing the bushings? A: If your bass is still out of tune, consider checking the tuning keys, strings, and overall setup of the instrument, or consult a professional for further assessment.
- Q: Do these bushings have any specific maintenance requirements? A: These bushings do not require specific maintenance, but regular inspections to ensure they are secure and functioning correctly are advisable.
- Q: Are there any other accessories needed for replacing bass tuning bushings? A: In addition to the bushings, you may need tools like a screwdriver and possibly a drill for installation, depending on your bass guitar's setup.