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If the
gauge
doesn’t fit, turn the adjustment nut with the large
Allen key, counter-clockwise as seen from the peghead end, an
eighth of a turn or less (see drawing).
Wait until the following day, then adjust
the height of the bridge (Page 6) and
repeat the process.
Put in place the magnetic truss rod access
cover again.
Method
B
.- This is the way to adjust your guitar if
your style involves all the fretboard.
Press a string (preferably, the third or fourth) simultaneously on
frets 1 and 15. Press it lightly on the seventh fret and check if there
is a gap between the fret and the string. If there is one, but it is
extremely small, close to nothing, then stop here: you won’t need
any adjustments.
Remove the magnetic truss rod access cover: insert the small Allen
key into its hole until you find some resistance, then pull.
If there is a noticeable gap between the fret and the string at fret
#7, then turn the adjustment nut with the large Allen key,
clockwise as seen from the peghead end, an eighth of a turn or less
(see drawing).
If the string is making contact with the seventh fret, turn the
adjustment nut with the large Allen key, counter-clockwise as seen
from the peghead end, an eighth of a turn or less (see drawing).
Wait until the following day, then adjust the height of the bridge
(Page 6) and repeat the process.
Put in place the magnetic truss rod access cover again.
CCW
CW
