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1.            p     YAMAHA    ELECTRIC GUITAR    OWNER S MANUAL    CONTENTS  CARE AND MAINTENANCE 2 VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type  part 21  7  TUNING MACHINE TENSION ADJUSTMENT                  0085 3 BRIDGE SPRING TENSION ADIUSTMENTG  8  HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE LOCKING NUT eens 3 TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT   ooccccococcncnconnnnononnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnos 9  SETTING THE STRING ACTION    4 PICKUP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT    erannanennrnonennrnanannrnanannrnener 9  VIBRATO SYSTEM Vintage Type  5 CORRECT USE AND HANDLING OF BATTERIES              10  VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type  part 1   6 Safety ee ed 11          i 01 e g om en indd 1 p 09 3 13 9 41 40 AM       i P       CARE AND MAINTENANCE         When connecting or disconnecting cables  turn off the am     Congratulations on your purchase of the plifier and other equipment or reduce the volume   YAMAHA electric guitar    After playing  wipe the entire guitar down  including strings   With reasonable care  your YAMAHA elec  with a good polishing cloth  This will remove corrosive skin    tric guitar will age gracefully and provide oils and acids  and protect the plating  finish  and strings     many years of superlative musical service    Avoid exposing the guitar to direct sunlight and extremes of  heat and humidity                01 e g om en indd 2 p 09 3 13 9 41 40 AM          i P    TUNING MACHINE TENSION ADJUSTMENT HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE LOCKING NUT    The tuning machines have spring loaded mechanisms which 1  Remove 3 pcs  of hexagonal screws fixing
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6.  the Lock Pads   automatically take up wear  preventing backlash  However  it is  illustration     A    possible to adjust the amount of pressure required to turn the  machines  Each machine has a tension adjustment screw  as  illustrated              2  Loosen 4 pcs  of screws fixing the Nut Base    illustration     B     3  Adjust the height by the Height Adjustment Screw  The Nut  Base gets higher by clockwise rotation  and lower by coun   terclockwise rotation   illustration     C        Tighten    Clockwise screw rotation tightens the machine  The tuning ma     chines should be adjusted to the extent that they are firm  but As the height has been adjusted in the best con   can turn smoothly  This adjustment is normally unnecessary  dition in the factory  please avoid the adjustment  and excessive tightening can lead to premature tuning machine unless you have suitable experience  We suggest  wear  that you entrust this adjustment to your dealer                01 e g om en indd 3 p 09 3 13 9 41 40 AM             i P    SETTING THE STRING ACTION        Bridge     Height adjustment screws   for each strings        NOTE  Be sure to perform any necessary adjustments to the    truss rod before performing the following adjustments        String height refers to the space between the strings and frets   and has an affect on playability    String height is adjusted with the bridge and or the saddle on  the bridge  Adjust height by alternately turning the screws little  by little 
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8. Never incinerate batteries   Separate batteries from household garbage and dispose of them in a  proper manner        11       01 e g om en indd 11 09 4 16 4 16 05 PM        gt                        Preventing Electrical Accidents    e If the instrument must be used outdoors in bad weather  or in a place with    high humidity  please use caution  Please read the Owner s Manuals that  came with the devices  such as power amplifiers  etc   that you connect  your guitar to    Accidents such as fire or electric shock can occur due to lightning strikes        Store the Instrument Properly    e Do not keep the instrument close to a fire or flame  and keep it on a low     stable surface   The instrument can catch fire  and earthquakes can cause it to fall if  stored in a high location     e Do not leave the instrument leaning against the wall  etc   in the vicinity of    children   The instrument may be bumped causing it to fall over resulting in injury     e If the instrument is not going to be used for an extended period of time     remove the batteries and keep the instrument in a place other than those  listed below      Locations subject to direct sunlight      Locations subject to extremely high or low temperatures      Locations subject to high humidity  dust  or vibration     e During the summer season  temperatures inside of a  car can become ex     tremely hot  Do not leave the instrument inside of a car     12       Be Careful When Handling and Other Cautions   aux    Th
9. e guitar has been properly adjusted before being shipped from the facto   ry  In the event adjustment is necessary  contact the dealer from whom you  purchased the instrument  if possible  as special skills may be required   For those adjustments that can be performed by the owner  please closely  follow the instructions given in the Owner   s Manual for the procedure     When playing the instrument  pay attention to the volume level  Especially  late at night  take neighbors and those who are close by into consider   ation     Broken guitar necks are mostly the result of accidents such as dropping  the guitar  the guitar falling over  or from shocks occurred during transport   When the guitar is not being used  make sure it is kept on a sturdy stand  where it won   t fall over  or place it in its case     Do not treat the instrument in a rough manner like throwing objects at the  instrument  dropping the instrument  etc  And do not put excessive force  on the switches or control knobs  etc    Doing so can result in damage     When connecting or disconnecting the cable  make sure the guitar ampli   fier s power is switched OFF  or the amplifier s volume is turned all the way  down    Not doing so can shorten the life of the guitar amplifier     When cleaning the instrument  use a soft  dry cloth  Also  do not spray in   secticides close to the instrument   Doing so can damage the guitar s finish        01 e g om en indd 12    09 3 13 9 41 42 AM          AUSTRIA   Yamaha Music
10. e it in a  safe manner  we urge you to read this Owner   s Manual before  using the instrument    The cautions given in the following Safety Precautions sec   tion are provided to prevent unexpected injuries or accidents   Please understand each of the cautions and use the instru   ment in a safe and proper manner        e After changing the strings  cut off the leftover string ends   String ends are sharp and can cause injuries     S e Clean the instrument with a soft  dry cloth  And when cleaning the head   AN Caution Safety Precautions stock  be careful not to injure yourself on the sharp string ends        Using your Yamaha Guitar in a Safe Manner          Preventing Unexpected Injuries and Accidents          Using Batteries Properly    e When using a strap  make sure the strap is se   curely attached to the guitar     e For guitars that use a battery  make sure that only the specified battery is  used and it is installed with its polarity markings aligned properly     e Do not lift the guitar by strap  It can cause serious  injury or damage to the guitar     e On guitars that require two or more batteries  do not mix new batteries  with old   Improper use of batteries can result in the batteries rupturing or leaking     e Do not treat the instrument in a rough manner causing injury or damage     such as swinging it about  etc    The strap on the guitar may detach causing un   expected accidents such as the instrument drop   ping  etc   or injuring persons close by     e 
11. e sug     gest that you entrust this adjustment to your dealer           P    PICKUP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT    The height of the pickup  i e  distance from the strings  affects  gain     the higher the pickup  the louder the sound  and vice  versa  If the pickup is set too high  sustain and playability will  suffer because of the magnetic pull on the strings  Adjust over   all height using the screws located at either side of the pickup   If the pickup has individually adjustable polepieces  most hum   buckers do   these can then be adjusted to achieve the best  overall balance  The polepieces should normally be about 2 or  3 millimeters from the strings     Single coil Pickup Humbucking Pickup          Adjustable polepiece    Height adjustment screw Height adjustment screw       09 3 13 9 41 41 AM         P    CORRECT USE AND HANDLING OF BATTERIES    j  Battery  ORo 9V     EF      When changing batteries  pay close attention to the     polarity markings as  shown in the illustration above                 When these run out  don   t just  throw them away  but dispose of  them as minor chemical waste        10      01 e g om en indd 10 p 09 3 13 9 41 42 AM                      e Do not place your face close to the instrument  when changing or adjusting the strings   Strings may suddenly break causing injuries to  eyes  etc  It can be the cause other unexpected  injuries as well     Thank you for purchasing this Yamaha Guitar    To get the most out of this fine instrument  and to us
12. elow   This position is maintained by opposing tension  between the strings and the claw springs  If you change string  gauge  you will need to readjust the spring tension to return  the bridge back to the parallel position    The adjustment procedures are     1  Remove the screws that attach the tremolo cavity back plate  from the back side of the guitar exposing the claw springs     2  Make sure that the guitar is tuned to proper pitch     3  If the bridge is tilted forward  up   tighten spring tension  by turning the claw screws clockwise  If the bridge is tilted  back  down   loosen the spring tension by turning the claw  screws counterclockwise     illustration     A   Be sure to check string pitch after each adjustment to the  spring tension          S Adjust the height uniformly  using the two screws A     01 e g om en indd 8 p 09 3 13 9 41 41 AM                convex bend         01 e g om en indd 9             TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT    The curvature of the neck should be slightly concave   Clockwise rotation of the nut tightens the rod and corrects for  too much concave bow  Counterclockwise rotation of the nut  loosens the rod and corrects for too much convex bend  Make  any adjustments gradually  Allow five to ten minutes for setting   and check the curvature after each 1 2 turn of the truss rod  nut     Nr d    SE  ees        fii  eee SEE    J Bra concave  If too much   If too much    concave bow    convex          NOTE  Unless you have experience with truss rods  w
13. ia  Central and Eastern Europe   Schleiergasse 20  A 1100 Wien Austria   Tel   43  0 1 602 03900   Fax   43  0 1 602 039051    SLOVAKIA   Yamaha Music Europe GmbH   Branch Austria  Central and Eastern Europe   Schleiergasse 20  A 1100 Wien Austria   Tel   43  0 1 602 03900   Fax   43  0 1 602 039051    SLOVENIA   Yamaha Music Europe GmbH   Branch Austria  Central and Eastern Europe   Schleiergasse 20  A 1100 Wien Austria   Tel   43  0 1 602 03900   Fax   43  0 1 602 039051    SPAIN   Yamaha M  sica Ib  rica  S A U   Ctra  de la Coruna km 17  200  28230 Las Rozas de Madrid  Spain  Tel   34 902 39 8888   Fax   34 91 638 4660    SWEDEN   Yamaha Scandinavia AB   J A Wettergrens gata 1   V  stra Fr  lunda  Sweden   Box 300 53  400 43 Goteborg  Sweden   Postal Address    Tel   46  0 31 893400   Fax   46  0 31 454026    SWITZERLAND   Yamaha Music Europe GmbH  Rellingen   Branch Switzerland in Zurich  Seefeldstrasse 94  CH 8008   Z  rich  Switzerland   Tel   41  0 1 3833990   Fax   41  0 1 3833918       UNITED KINGDOM   Yamaha Music UK Ltd   Sherbourne Drive   Tilbrook  Milton Keynes MK7 8BL  United Kingdom   Tel   44  0  870 4445575   Fax   44  0  1908 369278      YAMAHA       09 4 7 6 29 30 PM     gt           P    SAADE    es  PalevVNSBSROS  y     Yayeyvy        bANG    BPERTI212T  gt  3 ebe LN BITRE    FES VI Y 0570 013 808   SHARES  mamo   REA AREA LI  MAA    E SR  PHS  IP Sn D I4  TEL 053 411 4744    AULIFTOFI   ORATEPMOMUVMCOUTIS  CHAE IS  DELET     ZEISS CCR CC ug       Em  A
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15. on the left and right sides    Set too high and the instrument is hard to play  Too low results  in fret noise    Adjust so that the space between the string and the last fret  measures as follows     Tuning   Height                             Height adjustment screw    j 01 e g om en indd 4 p 09 3 13 9 41 40 AM                      P    VIBRATO SYSTEM Vintage Type    Following is the procedure for adjusting the vintage vibrato  system     When Higher  than harmonic       When Lower  than harmonic    To check intonation  compare the harmonic tone  12th fret  to  the fretted tone  12th fret      O l   fretted pitch is higher than harmonic  saddle must be  moved backward to lengthen string     Turn clockwise       Bridge saddle    Adjustment screw    O l   fretted pitch is lower than harmonic  saddle must be  moved forward to shorten string     Turn counter clockwise    Adjustment screw       Bridge saddle       01 e g om en indd 5    09 3 13 9 41 40 AM             P          VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type  part 1     When changing strings it is necessary to cut off the ball ends  of the strings    Following is the procedure for changing strings and adjusting  the vibrato system     1  Using the supplied hexagonal wrench  loosen the three hex   agonal screws on the lock above the nut   illustration     A     2  Loosen the individual string locks using the supplied hex   agonal wrench   illustration     B     3  Replace the old strings with new strings     4  Using the hexagonal w
16. rench  lock each string    illustration     B   After locking the strings  make sure that the fine tuning  thumb screws are in the middle of their range of travel   il   lustration     C     5  Tune the guitar to the correct pitch     6  Remove the back plate to gain access to the vibrato strings   Three springs are factory installed and we recommend that  these springs be adjusted so that the vibrato bridge plate  is parallel to the top of the guitar when it is tuned to correct  pitch     7  Lock the strings above the nut   illustration     A     8  Use the fine tuning thumb screw to tune the guitar to the  correct pitch   illustration     C              j 01 e g om en indd 6    p 09 3 13 9 41 41 AM             i P    VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type  part 2     Intonation Adjustment in Vibrato Bridge    1  Loosen the hexagonal screw located in front of each saddle d  using the supplied hexagonal wrench   illustration     D   2  Slide the saddles by hand to adjust the length of each  string   Loosen    3  When the intonation is correct  tighten the hexagonal screw  in front of each saddle to ensure that its position stays sta     tionary   illustration     D  When Lower  than harmonic       When Higher  lt Q Hanes  than harmonic    B            01 e g om en indd 7 p 09 3 13 9 41 41 AM             i P    BRIDGE SPRING TENSION ADJUSTMENTS          For best results the bridge should always be adjusted so it is  parallel to the top surface of the guitar as shown in illustra   tion  b
    
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