Sure is. I sell the PDF version through Gumroad. They take care of all of the nerdy security and encryption stuff. Your purchase will be completely secure. More info on security…

I sell through Gumroad and they handle all of the payments for the PDF version and will accept the usual credit cards as well as PayPal and Apple Pay. As much as it pains me to say so, please don't send cash or beer. More info…

Yeah. That sucks. Sorry. It’s something you’ll have to take up with your government, though. I wish I didn’t have to pay tax too, so you’ve got my vote if you run for office.

As soon as you purchase, you should see a successful purchase notification on screen. there will be a big button labelled ‘View Content’. Click on that and you can download or view the book.

You’ll also receive an email receipt from Gumroad. This email contains the same big button labelled ‘View Content’. Check in your spam folder if you don’t see this email in your inbox.

The download link in this email can be used at any time in the future if you need to re-download.

The guides are in PDF format and can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone that can read PDFs (that’s pretty much all of them).

Apple iPhones and iPads should have support built in. If your Android device can’t open Sketchy Setups, Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader (Play Store Link) is the—more or less—default app (but there are others if you search).

On the desktop side, again Apple computers will open these natively. Windows 10 should also open PDF files without extra apps and you can get Adobe Acrobat Reader for older versions of Windows. If you’re running Linux, let’s face it: You already know how to read a PDF.

A final note: There are alternatives to Adobe Acrobat Reader for most operating systems. Google is your friend if Adobe gives you any grief.

I’m flattered you would like to have both versions. Thank you. I’m afraid I can’t discount one against the other though. Sorry

You'll need to contact Amazon’s support team. When you buy from them, you have to deal with them directly and I’m afraid I can't do anything to help. I wish I could but, for print versions, your transaction is with Amazon.

Continuing the trend, I’m afraid I have to refer you to Amazon. They do all the work on the print version and they keep a hefty commission for doing so. If you’ve any problems, you’ll need to make them work for that money. 😉

Sorry for being a bit flippant and for, essentially washing my hands of support, but I’m really powerless to help with anything bought through Amazon.

Complete Guitar Wiring is available in most regions but, for some weird reasons I don’t understand, there seems to be a couple of places it’s not available.

You can try searching for the ISBN which is 978-1919649429 or maybe you can order from another Amazon store and get it shipped to you.

Failing that, there’s always the ebook version available above.

No. Sorry. The bundles with Guitar Wiring Graphics and Switch Mapping Worksheets are only available with the ebook version of Complete Guitar Wiring.

Much of this wiring stuff is universal—the pickups and components in a bass operate in pretty much the same way as those in a guitar. So, while this is Complete Guitar Wiring, I hope bass players will get plenty from it too. On the wiring diagram side, the book skews heavily towards guitars but there’s a good helping of bass circuits too.

It has lots of stuff. Like really lots but it doesn’t have everything. I’ve tried to provide enough information and variations of circuits that you can hopefully find something similar to that thing I didn’t actually include.

Please don’t email me to tell me something isn’t included. 🙂

For any errors, the digital version will be updated and all buyers notified so they can download the corrected version.
The print version will also be updated (obviously) and any new buyers will receive the updated physical copy. I’ve no way to notify anyone who purchased the print book before an update so I will list any corrections on an errata page for reference.

Most people who use these graphics will do so for ‘personal’ projects—documenting their own circuits, sharing on forums, etc. That’s all cool and falls under personal use.

If someone uses the graphics for project that generates income (or shares in a channel or medium that is intended to generate income), they need a Commercial Use license. So, if you make a diagram with these graphics and use it in a magazine, book, video, advertisement, or any channel that is used to generate income, you need to upgrade to a Commercial Use license.

It’s reasonably priced and you can get upgrades from personal to commercial if needed. Check out the Guitar Wiring Graphics page for more info.

Wow. Thanks so much (even if I did write this myself).

I’m not kidding when I say that reviews are a massive help. We live in the age of the algorithm and any author will really benefit from a nice review. Leaving a review on Amazon would be fantastic. Thank you!

You can use the contact form or email me at cgw@hazeguitars.com.