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THE PARAMOUNT STORY
At Fender, we pride ourselves on crafting acoustic
instruments of the highest quality and performance.
It’s a promise to which we’ve been fully committed since
the very beginning. We proudly present Paramount
as the pinnacle of more than a half-century of Fender
acoustic excellence. As the proud owner of a Paramount
acoustic instrument, you’ve ocially joined an exclusive
group of players—discerning artists in search of not only
unique and expressive acoustic sound. With Paramount,
we’re excited to unveil the nest acoustic features we
have to oer.
The inspiration behind the Paramount acoustic line
is twofold. We wanted to bring to life an instrument that
represents our desire to create and innovate, but also
revisit the esteemed heritage of 1960s Fender acoustics.
This history is boldly represented in many of the stunning
features you see before you, from your guitar’s classic
body shapes to artful styling and appointments. The line
also reimagines many of the features of the original
Concert Tone banjo series, which we’ve expanded to
include a breadth of traditional acoustic body shapes.
From the checkerboard puring and binding to the
unique mother of pearl and abalone inlays, no detail
is too ornate and no feature is overlooked in the
construction of these playable pieces of art.
We hope you enjoy your Paramount acoustic and hope
you’ll grow your own acoustic legacy for years to come.
GUITAR HUMITRON
®
FENDER PARAMOUNT HUMIDIFIER INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing a Fender Paramount acoustic guitar!
With proper care and maintenance, this instrument will provide a
lifetime of musical enjoyment. To assist in preserving your guitar,
ahumidierisincludedtomaintainsuitableconditionswhileyour
instrumentisstored.Properhumidicationwillhelppreventthe
top of the guitar from warping or cracking as a result of the wood
shrinkingwhenitbecomestoodry.Asageneralrule,expecttouse
thehumidierduringdrywintermonthsorinlocationswithhigh
temperatures and low rainfall.
Use:Whenlocalrelativehumidityconditionsfallbelow35-40percent
(checkyourlocalweatherlistings),it’stimetousethehumidier.
Simplyimmersetheentirehumidierinwater*forseveralseconds.
Gentlywipeanyexcesswaterfromthehumidier’sexterior,verifyno
waterisdrippingfromthehumidier,andplaceitinthesoundholeof
yourinstrument,ensuringthelargebutton-endremainsoutside
thesoundhole.Tomosteectivelymanagetheguitar’smicroclimate,
werecommendtheguitaralwaysbestoredinthecasewhennot
beingused.
How It Works:Thehumidierabsorbsupto10timesitsownweight
in water and slowly releases it through the vent holes to maintain
properhumidityforyourinstrument.Constructedfromcustom-
extrudednon-allergenicresin,thetubeissoftenoughtostayinplace
against the soundhole while minimizing contact with the
instrument’s interior.
*Note: We recommend the use of distilled water to avoid mineral
deposits that can reduce the humidier’s eectiveness
ELECTRONICS
FENDER PARAMOUNT PREAMP INSTRUCTIONS
Bass TrebleVolume
Press and hold tuning fork
icon to activate tuner
Press and hold phase control icon to
enable phase inversion
TRUSS ROD
FENDER PARAMOUNT TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS
To accommodate string geometry and eliminate buzzing from the
stringshittingthefretsduringvibration,everyguitarneckhas“relief”
—theamountofcurvaturerequiredforthestringstovibratefreely.
Neck relief can change as wood shrinks or swells, moving in response
to seasonal changes in relative humidity. To counteract this movement
yourParamountacousticguitarcontainsadual-actiontrussrod—the
trussrodnutislocatedattheheeloftheneck,insidetheguitar’sbody.
ADJUSTING THE TRUSS ROD | 1. Locate the truss rod nut 2. Using the supplied
4mmheadhexwrench,slowlyturnthenutaneighthtoaquarterofaturn
3.Turnthenutasindicatedintheillustrationsabove(Note:Inthe“neutral”
position the truss rod will feel loose, as there is no pressure against the neck.
Onceturnedpastthispositionyoushouldfeelthetrussrod“tightenup”
again.) 4.Afterturningthetrussrodlettheneck“settlein”tothenewposition
forabout10minutes5. Retune the instrument to standard pitch (if required)
and check the relief again; adjust the truss rod further if necessary
NOTE: It is possible to damage the truss rod by stripping the nut, or by over tightening the truss
rod, resulting in damage. If you don’t feel comfortable adjusting the truss rod yourself, please
take your instrument to your nearest Fender Authorized Service Center.
Too much relief | (turn truss rod
nut clockwise to counteract)
Too little relief | (turn truss rod nut
counter-clockwise to counteract)
WOOD
Discover the sonic qualities and key dierences between the
specially culled tone woods that comprise our prestigious
Paramount series.
ROSEWOOD
Adense,darkwoodusedforthebackandsidesofParamount
instruments,rosewoodexudesplentyofmidrangealongwithample
lowend—awarm,traditional-soundingtonewoodperfectforany
playingstyle,fromatpickingtostrummingandmore.
MAHOGANY
Amedium-weightwoodthat’sdarkincolor,mahogany’ssoundis
brightandresonant,withlesspronouncedhighsandlowsandrich,
balancedovertones.
SPRUCE
Apowerful-soundingtonewood,Spruceisdurableyetdened,with
distinct wood grain and lasting longevity that makes it one of the
most widely used acoustic top materials.
CARE AND FEEDING
SUGGESTED SAFEKEEPING FOR YOUR PARAMOUNT ACOUSTIC
Store the instrument in a cool, dry place. | Shifts in temperature or
humiditycancausethebodytoswellorshrink.Theresultingcracks,splitsor
damagetothetop,back,sidesorinternalbracingmaycreateunwanted
resonance,rattlesorlossofprojection.Itcanalsowarptheinstrument’sneck
ordamagetheprotectivenish.Theidealenvironmentisinaroomkeptat
35%-45%relativehumiditywithaconstanttemperature.
Store the instrument in the case when its not being played.
Storing the instrument in the case will not only help protect it from accidental
physicaldamage,butalsohelpprotectitfromshiftsintemperatureor
humiditythatcancausedamageaslistedabove.
Use the included humidier when storing the instrument for
long periods of time. | Thehumidierisincludedtomaintainsuitable
conditionswhileyourinstrumentisstored.Properhumidicationwillhelp
prevent the top of the guitar from warping or cracking as a result of the wood
shrinkingwhenitbecomestoodry.Seetheaccompanyinghumidier
instructions for more details on when and how to use it.
Wipe o the strings after playing. | Skin oils, sweat and dirt left on the
strings after playing will greatly reduce the performance and lifespan of the
strings,aswellaspotentiallydamagetheinstrument’sngerboardorfrets.
Afterplaying,lightlymistthestringswithwaterandimmediatelywipethem
owithasoftragormicrobercloth.
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