Attaching The Divided Pickup; Attaching The Divided Pickup With Double-Sided Tape - Roland GK-2A Owner's Manual

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INSTALLATION
2. Attaching the Divided Pickup
The Divided Pickup can be attached to your guitar using double-sided tape or screws. Attaching the
Divided Pickup with screws requires a little more skill (and care), but it will allow you to easily adjust
the height of the Divided Pickup later.
E Attaching the Divided Pickup with double-sided tape
1. Place the Pickup as close to the bridge as
possible, and center it with respect to the
six strings.
(One set of 'yokes' (the actual sensors)
should be directly under each string if
possible.)
if your guitar has a tremolo arm (whammy bar),
be sure the Pickup does not interfere with its
operation,
When using copper, brass or bronze wound
strings, attach the Pickup about 15 mm (9/16)
from the bridge.
* Do not locate the Divided Pickup more than 20
mm (13/16") from the bridge.
maximum 20 mm
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When viewed front the front, the strings do not
necessarily need to be aligned perfectly with the
center of the yokes. It's all right as long as a
string passes over some portion of its yoke.
Front View
Top View
Carefully mark the position of the Pickup.
(Depending on the finish of your guitar you
may need to use felt-tipped pen or maybe
even small pieces of maskiny tape, for
example.)
Be sure the Divided Pickup is correctly oriented:
the cord from the Pickup should emerge front
under the sixth string,
2. Be sure the neck (truss rod) and string
height are set properly. Then tune each
string.

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