Электробасгитары 2014 г.в. IBANEZ Electric Basses (2014). Инструкция на английском языке

2014
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE :
NAGOYA, 461-8717, JAPAN
Japan
2004/108/EC of the European Union.
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No.22, 3-CHOME, SHUMOKU-CHO, HIGASHI-KU,
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tuning.
fully when using an aerosol (spray) cleaner.
through your authorized Ibanez bass dealer.
will prevent damage and possible electric shock.
touch the end of a cut string directly with your fingers.
aware that these fret ends can be sharp enough to cause injury.
great level of playability and performance it had when it left our facilities.
Do not play a bass with rusty strings; this can cause injury to your fingers.
INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
up to our strict quality control standards before shipping. This manual explains
ish formulated specifically for musical instruments. Do not wipe the instrument
Keep your bass in an area that is not excessively dry or wet and, since tempera-
After each playing session, wipe the entire bass down, including strings, with a
with volatile substances, such as benzene or thinner. Please ventilate the room
The cut or clipped end of a guitar or bass string is very sharp; please do not
Because of atmospheric changes in humidity and temperature, it is normal for
strings and your face when playing or when changing and adjusting the strings.
especially eyes), it is recommended to keep a reasonable distance between the
It is advisable to change strings regularly. Old and tarnished strings will sound
the fingerboard to shrink, which may leave the fret ends exposed. Please be
dull and lifeless and are more subject to breakage. Tuning strings too high will
tempt to dismantle or repair your instruments. Please seek professional advice
the plating, finish, and strings. Gloss finish basses should be polished with pol-
loosen the string and then tune up to the correct pitch rather than risk over-
also break them. If you are not sure of a tuning note, it is better to start over and
Because strings can break or snap and cause possible injury to your face (and
good polishing cloth. This will remove corrosive skin oils and acids, and protect
how to maintain your instrument's finish and how to keep your bass at the same
Unless you are trained in musical instrument repair, it is advisable not to at-
ture affects relative humidity, an area which is not excessively hot or cold. This
instrument stand.
explode and cause serious injury.
strument, which is not covered under warranty.
ally overheat with the possibility of damage to the bass and even fire.
are secure-a bass can easily fall from an open case, causing damage.
11)To avoid injury, please be aware that some pickguards have sharp edges.
with reversed polarity), the electronics will not work and the battery will eventu-
15)Always dispose of batteries properly. Never put batteries into a fire as they can
If you use a strap, make sure it is completely and securely attached to the strap
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dangerous to you and others as well as cause irreparable damage to your in-
13)Before lifting your bass case or gig bag, make sure that the catches or zippers
14)The + (positive) and - (negative) contacts on the battery and contacts on the
vere damage to your instrument. On stage, always use a secure and stable
12)Always store your bass in a case or gig bag and avoid leaning it against chairs
compartment or snap must match. If the battery is installed "backwards" (i.e.
or tables as there is possibility of the bass tipping over which can result in se-
ENGLISH    throwing or twirling it (in imitation of stage tricks of some pro-bassists), can be  strument. Ibanez standards are second to none. All Ibanez instruments are set  10)“Don’t Try This At Home.” Doing tricks and gymnastics with your bass such as  Our congratulations and deepest thanks on making Ibanez your choice of in-  buttons before playing your bass.  INTRODUCTION 9)

ENGLISH   LOOSEN  sound or buzz, replace the strings with new ones. For TIGHTEN  LOOSEN  If strings become dirty, discolored, or produce a dull  STRINGS
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model.
installing.
MODEL
5 String Basses
6 String Basses
4 String Basses
the end of this manual.
string holes located on the back of
the tailpiece and bring them up and
To install the string on to the bridge,
thread the new string through the
tions, please see the appendix at
quire special installation instruc-
over the saddle. For bridges that re-
.045, .065, .085, .105"
STRING GAUGE
.045, .065, .085, .105, .130"
length in advance using a pair of string cutters.
.032, .045, .065, .085, .105, .130"
Please follow the instructions below for your particular
best results we recommend replacing one string at a
around the post. On tuning machines where the string
sion from the neck. When replacing strings with differ-
ends are inserted into the posts, the string can be cut to
time, this will help to avoid removing all the string ten-
ent gauge strings, it may be necessary to adjust the
The strings should be tightly wound on to the tuning
truss rod tension. (We recommend only qualified tech-
nicians perform truss rod adjustments.) Ibanez basses
are factory equipped with the following string gauges.
machines from top to bottom with 2 to 3 string wraps
a small Phillips (+) head screwdriver to increase the tension.
TIGHTEN
LOOSEN
cause buzzing or decreased sustain. Make sure that the strings are smooth and free from any defects before
*The use of coarse strings may lead to buzzing and sound distortion. Using strings that have twists or kinks may
set screws for the tuning knob are adjustment screws that can be tightened with
If the tuning machines are sealed gear units, they are self-lubricating types. The
buzz.
NECK
form this procedure.
with adjustable truss rods.
Ibanez basses are equipped
The purpose of a truss rod
is to adjust the neck to coun-
teract string tension. There
are many reasons for truss
rod adjustments. One of the
most frequent reasons is
changing string gauges or
tuning pitch, which can affect
string tension. String tension
8th FRET
0,3 ~ 0,5 mm
TIGHTEN
mm to 0.5 mm clearance. That clearance is referred to as "neck relief."  Too much
gauge between the string and the fret at the 8th fret. There should be between 0.3
neck relief can cause the neck to have higher action in the middle of the neck
*Appropriate care must be taken when adjusting the neck and we recommend only qualified technicians per-
causing poor intonation and uncomfortable playability. No neck relief can cause fret
adjust the truss rod, locate the truss rod nut and adjust it by inserting the correct
changes may affect the string height and cause fret buzz or incorrect notes. To
wrench into the nut and tightening (clockwise) or loosening (counter clockwise) the
the string down at the fret position where the neck joins the body. Insert a thickness
rod. Truss rod tension can be measured by installing a capo at the first fret, holding