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IMPORTANT: Start with the longest rods first, then go to the next longest, and so on until you reach
the shortest rods.
1. Remove the tuning nut with the tuning wrench.
2. Slide the pull rod off the pull bar.
3. Loosen the screw on the pull bar. Slide the pull bar to the desired position.
Tighten the screw.
4. Insert the straight end of the pull rod into the first open "raise" or "lower" hole
closest to the spring. The group of the three holes closest to the spring is for
"lower" rods; the other group of three is for "raise" rods.
5. Place the hook end of the pull rod into the desired slot on the pull bar. The furthest
slot away from the crossrod will cause the greatest change in pitch.
6. Screw the tuning nut onto the straight end of the pull rod.
Tighten the tuning nut until you reach the pitch change you want.
3.0
GENERAL INFORMATION
3.1. Neck Selector Switch
There are two pushbutton selector switches between the necks. The right-hand switch selects the
neck: the "up" position "turns on" the E9 (or upper) neck. The "down" position selects the C6 (or
lower) neck. The lefthand switch, when in the "down" position, "turns on" both necks at the same
time.
3.2. Changing Strings
3.2.1. Replacing a string
1. Place the ball end of the string between the "fingers" in the tailpiece.
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