Fleming Music Australia STL 120, Руководство по сборке

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Figure 4
SET UP
Put on the strings and tune to pitch.
1. TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT
The adjustable truss rod in the neck of your FLEMING Guitar has been shop
adjusted and should not require any change. If the neck should develop a dip
or hollow spot over time it can be removed by tightening the truss rod
adjustment nut that protrudes from the base of the headstock just above the
nut.
- A ‘back bow’ or ‘hog-back’ can be removed by loosening the nut. Great care
should be taken with truss rod adjustments where as little as 1/4 of a turn can
vastly alter the shape of a neck.
2. STRING ACTION
The string action refers to the height of the strings above the frets. If the
action is too low, the strings will buzz on the frets. If it is too high the guitar will
be difficult to play.
3. ACTION AT THE NUT
Setting the string action that is right for you starts at the string nut. The slots at
the string nut should already be close to perfection but you might want to
make some adjustment. Here’s how to do it!