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FLEMING SPR01 Assembly Instructions Manual

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DIY GUITAR KIT
DIY GUITAR KIT
DIY GUITAR KIT
DIY GUITAR KIT
SPR R R R 01
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SP
SP
Joint: Bolt-on
Body: Basswood with Flamed Maple Top
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Tuning Machines: Chrome Die-cast
Scale Length: 628mm/24.75"
Fret: 22
Control: 1V, 1T, 3-Way Toggle
Pickups: H-H
Hardware: Chrome
Bridge: Tune-O-Matic
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Summary of Contents for FLEMING SPR01

  • Page 1 DIY GUITAR KIT DIY GUITAR KIT DIY GUITAR KIT DIY GUITAR KIT SPR R R R 01 Joint: Bolt-on Body: Basswood with Flamed Maple Top Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Tuning Machines: Chrome Die-cast Scale Length: 628mm/24.75" Fret: 22 Control: 1V, 1T, 3-Way Toggle Pickups: H-H Hardware: Chrome Bridge: Tune-O-Matic...
  • Page 2 SPR 01 FLEMING DIY GUITAR KIT Assembly Instructions Please read these instructions carefully before beginning to build your guitar in order to have a complete overview of the project. There are five steps that you will need to follow to complete your Electric Guitar Kit.
  • Page 3: Finishing The Body

    FINISHING THE BODY AND NECK Although the overall tone and playing characteristics of the instrument will not be affected, a high quality finish is a real source of pride to the builder. Both the neck and body of your Electric Guitar Kit have been sanded and are ready for final sanding and then finishing.
  • Page 4 CLEAR COAT The clear lacquer topcoat is also available at most auto parts stores. If you have applied a colour coat, it is advisable to select the same brand of clear lacquer to assure compatibility. - The clear coat is applied to the body using the same technique as described for the colour coat.
  • Page 5 NECK Before application of finish, the fingerboard should be masked off to prevent finish from adhering to the fretted surface (see Figure 3). A screw can be inserted temporarily in one of the four holes at the heel which will later be used for attaching the neck to the body.
  • Page 6 ASSEMBLING THE GUITAR 1. NECK/BODY ATTACHMENT Attach the neck to the body using the four large screws provided. NOTE: The 2 neck screws WILL have to be cut shorter!!! The 2 screws closest to the middle of the guitar. (See figure 4) The neck plate (Part L) acts as a large washer and covers the locator holes on the back of the body.
  • Page 7 3. NECK POSITION PICKUP (PART G) The cavity for the neck position humbucking pickup is located on the upper part of the body closest to the neck pocket. As you look into the cavity you will notice that a hole has been drilled that connects the cavity for the neck position pickup to the cavity that will house the bridge position pickup.
  • Page 8 7. THE TAILPIECE (PART J) Take a look at the bridge and tailpiece hardware and distinguish the difference between the bridge studs and the tailpiece studs. The tailpiece studs have a much larger set screw. Install the tailpiece first. Separate the tailpiece mounting parts from the threaded bushings.
  • Page 9: Truss Rod Adjustment

    SET UP Put on the strings and tune to pitch. 1. TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT The adjustable truss rod in the neck of your 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.
  • Page 10: Pickup Height

    PickUps are one of the most common upgraded items on a guitar. If you wish to upgrade the pickups on this OR ANY guitar, Fleming Music Australia HIGHLY RECOMMENDS upgrading to LACE PICKUPS. See our website for more details.