I Can't register either, obviously too far out in the sticks.... last year there was a dealer 50 miles away but they closed down last August. I'll have to wait for the PDF as well

Gday! Fender Fellas..Hows About Getting This Fine Magazine to us Down Here In Austraila!..You cant beat a that Feeling..when you get that magazine..In the mail..or.from our local Fender dealer..So Can you Blokes find it in your hearts to send this top Fender Mag Downunder!..We Need to look at all the new Fantastic New Fender Gear..You Guys are comeing out with .. then we can share all the news with our Mates around Tables..Bars Sheds..Were ever.Cant beat a hard copy....I Still think theres a place for them..Cheers..From..Aus...

How about another idea...

Knowing there are so many of us "out of the reach of a Fender dealer", why not offer us the option to pay shipping and handling to have it shipped to us? Fender would not even have to handle it, they could send the magazines in bulk to a redemption company who would handle it for them...

It would at least give us an option!

Harry

Yes. please...

No Fender dealer near me either. I guess I'll be waiting for the downloadable PDF also.

Paper is dead. This should be in a digital format.

No papper is not dead. That what we said with transistor amps in '80 ; tubes's amps are dead !!!!!

To read an dream, I enjoy more holding a paper than a I Pad

Sorry.... but hardcopy print is very much alive and well, I certainly would not have payed $52.00 for a 600 page digital version of the Fender Custom Shop Book " The Dream Factory ".
As far as the new magazine, I don't buy many magazines these days due to availability in the digital realm...But I do prefer Fretboard Journal, Guitar Afficionado and a couple of the British publications in a hardcopy format.....

Nein...Nein...Nein...

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I agree stratele52,

Computers and PDF's are great and I enjoy each medium, but we should not take away from the beauty and longevity of the printed word and picture. Fender is doing it right offering a printed version that we can sit with learn and dream!

I know sometimes there is an age difference with this kind of thing. We older folks started with book and magazines and still enjoy them even after being eased or dragged into the new technologies . The younger folks have had the internet and PDF's from the begging so we may have a generational thing to a degree.

I for one am waiting with bated breath (yes a fisherman with worms in his mouth) for my first copy of the Fender Magazine and will gladly travel 85 miles to Billings, Montana to get it!

Thanks Fender you've done good,

Harry

I'm 47 and read everything on my iPad. If I can't find it there I'm probably not going to read it.

Wow, I never considered anyone that old!

The Fender "Dealer" that Fender connects me with isn't a store, it's someone's house. I'm not exactly sure what I'm suppose to do. Am I suppose to go knock on the door and ask for my Fender Magazine?

So whats the ETA ???

Brad any word on when we should be hearing from our local Fender guys ???

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Wondering the same thing myself.

Although I would not be surprised if Canada took an extra day or week than the US.

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Last week I visited in my Fender dealer and he was not at all aware of the release of a new magazine Fender. He believed that it no longer existed. So he knows even less when it will receive.
This is Archambault Musique in Montreal in Canada.