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,WRING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Six individual bridges are located under the snap-on bridge cover. Each has two height adjusting screws (use Allen wrench provided). To raise a string turn the screws clockwise. To lower a string turn the screws counterclockwise. Low string action makes for easier Height Adjustment Screws (12) Bridge Posts (2) Length Adjustment Screws (6) Figure 2 2 playing but it the strings are too low they will buzz on the frets. If all of the strings are to be raised or lowered, it is best to adjust the entire bridge assy first (Fig. 2). To do this insert the Allen wrench (provided) in each bridge post, which is hollow and contains a set screw. To raise the channel turn the screw clockwise. To lower the assembly, turn the screw counter-clockwise. STRING LENGTH ADJUSTMENT There are six length adjusting screws (Fig. 2). If a string sounds flat when played at the twelfth fret compared with the open string harmonic at the same fret, turn the screw counter-clockwise to shorten the string. If a string sounds sharp to the harmonic, turn the screw clockwise to lengthen the string.

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2
,WRING
HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
Six
individual
bridges
are
located
under
the
snap
-on
bridge
cover.
Each
has
two
height
adjusting
screws
(use
Allen
wrench
provided).
To
raise
a
string
turn
the
screws
clockwise.
To
lower
a
string
turn
the
screws
counter-
clockwise.
Low
string
action
makes
for
easier
Height
Adjustment
Screws
(12)
Bridge
Posts
(2)
Figure
2
Length
Adjustment
Screws
(6)
playing
but
it
the
strings
are
too
low
they
will
buzz
on
the
frets.
If
all
of
the
strings
are
to
be
raised
or
lowered,
it
is
best
to
adjust
the
entire
bridge
assy
first
(Fig.
2).
To
do
this
insert
the
Allen
wrench
(provided)
in
each
bridge
post,
which
is
hollow
and
contains
a
set
screw.
To
raise
the
channel
turn
the
screw
clockwise.
To
lower
the
assembly,
turn
the
screw
counter
-clockwise.
STRING
LENGTH
ADJUSTMENT
There
are
six
length
adjusting
screws
(Fig.
2).
If
a
string
sounds
flat
when
played
at
the
twelfth
fret
compared
with
the
open
string
harmonic
at
the
same
fret,
turn
the
screw
counter
-clockwise
to
shorten
the
string.
If
a
string
sounds
sharp
to
the
harmonic,
turn
the
screw
clockwise
to
lengthen
the
string.