Fender 1998 Owner Manual - Page 16

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ITO-St1172 me no CLAY WV/ RIM BLOCS. COL 0 COLLAR S 7R01- TRIX-SET2L4 SIDE MT TEAS tart It REBER 11.4ER SLIDE SFSINC PULL ROD EMIR IAMB RICE SHUN TIDOS IIPP2 CLIP SUFI 12 FULL ED Hipshot Tremsetter For guitars equipped with Hipshot Tremsetters, when all other adjustments have been made, proceed as follows: Tune the guitar by first tuning past the desired pitch, then de-tune to the correct pitch. (Although this is exactly opposite of the standard method of tuning up to pitch, it is very important in maintaining tuning stability.) Turn the guitar over and lay the guitar on your lap or bench in such a manner as to relieve all tension on the tremolo system and neck. Turn the two claw screws counter-clockwise 1/4 to 1/2 turn each, evenly. To install the Tremsetter, loosen the collar screw. Carefully insert the pull rod tip (straight end) into the hole in the body cavity between the two claw screws. (Note: If the rod rubs along the sides of the hole, you may take a large Phillips head screwdriver or small hole reamer and carefully open the hole to a slightly larger size.) While placing the rectangular slot in the Tremsetter base over the hinge clip, push the Tremsetter base towards the spring block so that the slot in the Tremsetter base engages the hinge clip. Put the pull rod, hook end, into the center spring hole of the spring block. Insert the 3/32" hex wrench or Phillips screwdriver (depending on the type of collar screw used). For best results, angle the collar screw so that the head of the screw is facing towards you. (Note: Angle the screw collar enough so the screw won't rub against the back cover when it is re-installed.) Place the thumb of your free hand on the collar. Push the collar towards the spring block until a gap opens between the #2 thumb nut and the black washer. Place a business card or thin pick between the black washer and the #2 thumb nut. Re-tighten the collar screw until it is snug. Remove the card or pick. Turn the guitar over and play. (Note: If the guitar tuning is excessively sharp, the gap allowed between the #2 thumb nut and the black washer was too much, if it's flat, then not enough gap was allowed.) Repeat tuning procedure noted above. Re-install back cover. Check for Fret Rattles With the instrument plugged into your amplifier and the pickup selector switch set to the neck pickup position, pick in the area between the neck and bridge pickups. Play each fret position, holding the pick parallel to the plane of the body, to determine that the strings do not buzz or rattle against successively higher frets. Bend the first and second strings up one whole tone in pitch at the 12th, 15th and 17th frets. The notes should ring true, without choking off. Due to differences in playing styles and picking techniques, action settings that produce no string rattle for one player may rattle when another player plays the instrument. If you have followed all the adjustment procedures listed and set 13

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7R01-
Hipshot
Tremsetter
For
guitars
equipped
with
Hipshot
Tremsetters,
when
all
other
adjustments
have
been
made,
proceed
as
follows:
Tune
the
guitar
by
first
tuning
past
the
desired
pitch,
then
de
-tune
to
the
correct
pitch.
(Although
this
is
exactly
opposite
of
the
standard
method
of
tuning
up
to
pitch,
it
is
very
important
in
maintaining
tuning
stability.)
Turn
the
guitar
over
and
lay
the
guitar
on
your
lap
or
bench
in
such
a
manner
as
to
relieve
all
tension
on
the
tremolo
system
and
neck.
Turn
the
two
claw
screws
counter
-clockwise
1/4
to
1/2
turn
each,
evenly.
To
install
the
Tremsetter,
loosen
the
collar
screw.
Carefully
insert
the
pull
rod
tip
(straight
end)
into
the
hole
in
the
body
cavity
between
the
two
claw
screws.
(Note:
If
the
rod
rubs
along
the
sides
of
the
hole,
you
may
take
a
large
Phillips
head
screwdriver
or
small
hole
reamer
and
carefully
open
the
hole
to
a
slightly
larger
size.)
While
placing
the
rectangular
slot
in
the
Tremsetter
base
over
the
hinge
clip,
push
the
Tremsetter
base
towards
the
spring
block
so
that
the
slot
in
the
Tremsetter
base
engages
the
hinge
clip.
Put
the
pull
rod,
hook
end,
into
the
center
spring
hole
of
the
spring
block.
Insert
the
3/32"
hex
wrench
or
Phillips
screwdriver
(depending
on
the
type
of
collar
screw
used).
For
best
results,
angle
the
collar
screw
so
that
the
head
of
the
screw
is
facing
towards
you.
(Note:
Angle
the
screw
collar
enough
so
the
screw
won't
rub
against
the
back
cover
when
it
is
re
-installed.)
Place
the
thumb
of
your
free
hand
on
the
collar.
Push
the
collar
towards
the
spring
block
until
a
gap
opens
between
the
#2
thumb
nut
and
the
black
washer.
Place
a
business
card
or
thin
pick
between
the
black
washer
and
the
#2
thumb
nut.
Re
-tighten
the
collar
screw
until
it
is
snug.
Remove
the
card
or
pick.
Turn
the
guitar
over
and
play.
(Note:
If
the
guitar
tuning
is
excessively
sharp,
the
gap
allowed
between
the
#2
thumb
nut
and
the
black
washer
was
too
much,
if
it's
fl
at,
then
not
enough
gap
was
allowed.)
Repeat
tuning
procedure
noted
above.
Re
-install
back
cover.
Check
for
Fret
Rattles
With
the
instrument
plugged
into
your
amplifier
and
the
pickup
selector
switch
set
to
the
neck
pickup
position,
pick
in
the
area
between
the
neck
and
bridge
pickups.
Play
each
fret
position,
holding
the
pick
parallel
to
the
plane
of
the
body,
to
determine
that
the
strings
do
not
buzz
or
rattle
against
successively
higher
frets.
Bend
the
first
and
second
strings
up
one
whole
tone
in
pitch
at
the
12th,
15th
and
17th
frets.
The
notes
should
ring
true,
without
choking
off.
Due
to
differences
in
playing
styles
and
picking
techniques,
action
settings
that
produce
no
string
rattle
for
one
player
may
rattle
when
another
player
plays
the
instrument.
If
you
have
followed
all
the
adjustment
procedures
listed
and
set
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