Fender Standard Precision Bass Short-Scale Owner Manual - Page 13

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regular settings in this booklet have proven to be ideal for most players. Be sure that both height adjustment screws of each bridge section rest firmly against the bridge plate. Also be sure that each bridge section is parallel to the bridge plate after adjustment. 4. Nut Height The nut height on Fender basses is preset at the factory, and normally does not require further adjustments. Adjusting nut height requires proper tools and skill, and should be referred to qualified service personnel. 5. Set Pickup Height The pickups on your Fender bass are height adjustable. This allows you to balance volume response between individual strings and overall balance between one pickup assembly and the other. Adjustments are made by turning the Pickup Adjustment Screws located at either end of the pickups. The relative volume of any string may be adjusted by raising or lowering the end of the appropriate pickup section. To increase volume, raise the pickup by turning the adjustment screws counterclockwise; to reduce volume, lower the pickup by turning the adjustment screws clockwise. The recommended string clearance (3/32") is measured (using a 6" [15.2 cm] mechanic's ruler) 11

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regular
settings
in
this
booklet
have
proven
to
be
ideal
for
most
players.
Be
sure
that
both
height
adjustment
screws
of
each
bridge
section
rest
firmly
against
the
bridge
plate.
Also
be
sure
that
each
bridge
section
is
parallel
to
the
bridge
plate
after
adjustment.
4.
Nut
Height
The
nut
height
on
Fender
basses
is
preset
at
the
factory,
and
normally
does
not
require
further
adjustments.
Adjusting
nut
height
requires
proper
tools
and
skill,
and
should
be
referred
to
qualified
service
personnel.
5.
Set
Pickup
Height
The
pickups
on
your
Fender
bass
are
height
adjust-
able.
This
allows
you
to
balance
volume
response
between
individual
strings
and
overall
balance
between
one
pickup
assembly
and
the
other.
Adjust-
ments
are
made
by
turning
the
Pickup
Adjustment
Screws
located
at
either
end
of
the
pickups.
The
relative
volume
of
any
string
may
be
adjusted
by
raising
or
lowering
the
end
of
the
appro-
priate
pickup
section.
To
increase
volume,
raise
the
pickup
by
turning
the
adjustment
screws
counter-
clockwise;
to
reduce
volume,
lower
the
pickup
by
turning
the
adjustment
screws
clockwise.
The
recommended
string
clearance
(3/32")
is
measured
(using
a
6"
[15.2
cm]
mechanic's
ruler)
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