Yamaha AES920 Series Bedienungsanleitung

ELECTRIC GUITAR

OWNER’S MANUAL

CONTENTS

VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type (part 2) ........................... 7

BRIDGE/SPRING TENSION ADJUSTMENTS ...................... 8

TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT ............................................... 9

PICKUP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ........................................ 9

CORRECT USE AND HANDLING OF BATTERIES............. 10

Safety Precautions............................................................ 11

CARE AND MAINTENANCE................................................ 2

TUNING MACHINE TENSION ADJUSTMENT...................... 3

HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE LOCKING NUT ............................... 3

SETTING THE STRING ACTION......................................... 4

VIBRATO SYSTEM Vintage Type ........................................ 5

VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type (part 1) ........................... 6

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Congratulations on your purchase of the

YAMAHA electric guitar.

With reasonable care, your YAMAHA elec-

tric guitar will age gracefully and provide

many years of superlative musical service.

* When connecting or disconnecting cables, turn off the am-

plifier and other equipment or reduce the volume.

* After playing, wipe the entire guitar down, including strings,

with a good polishing cloth. This will remove corrosive skin

oils and acids, and protect the plating, finish, and strings.

* Avoid exposing the guitar to direct sunlight and extremes of

heat and humidity.

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TUNING MACHINE TENSION ADJUSTMENT HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE LOCKING NUT

The tuning machines have spring-loaded mechanisms which

automatically take up wear, preventing backlash. However, it is

possible to adjust the amount of pressure required to turn the

machines. Each machine has a tension adjustment screw, as

illustrated.

1) Remove 3 pcs. of hexagonal screws fixing the Lock Pads.

(illustration — A)

2) Loosen 4 pcs. of screws fixing the Nut Base.

(illustration — B)

3) Adjust the height by the Height Adjustment Screw. The Nut

Base gets higher by clockwise rotation, and lower by coun-

terclockwise rotation. (illustration — C)

Clockwise screw rotation tightens the machine. The tuning ma-

chines should be adjusted to the extent that they are firm, but

can turn smoothly. This adjustment is normally unnecessary,

and excessive tightening can lead to premature tuning machine

wear.

NOTE:As the height has been adjusted in the best con-

dition in the factory, please avoid the adjustment

unless you have suitable experience. We suggest

that you entrust this adjustment to your dealer.

Loosen

Tighten

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SETTING THE STRING ACTION

— Bridge —

Height adjustment screw

Height adjustment screws

(for each strings)

Height adjustment screw

String Tuning Height

1st E 1.9 mm

2nd B 2.0 mm

3rd G 2.1 mm

4th D 2.2 mm

5th A 2.3 mm

6th E 2.4 mm

String height refers to the space between the strings and frets,

and has an affect on playability.

String height is adjusted with the bridge and/or the saddle on

the bridge. Adjust height by alternately turning the screws little

by little on the left and right sides.

Set too high and the instrument is hard to play. Too low results

in fret noise.

Adjust so that the space between the string and the last fret

measures as follows:

NOTE: Be sure to perform any necessary adjustments to the

truss rod before performing the following adjustments.

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VIBRATO SYSTEM Vintage Type

Following is the procedure for adjusting the vintage vibrato

system:

To check intonation, compare the harmonic tone (12th fret) to

the fretted tone (12th fret).

●If fretted pitch is higher than harmonic, saddle must be

moved backward to lengthen string.

●If fretted pitch is lower than harmonic, saddle must be

moved forward to shorten string.

When Higher

than harmonic

When Lower

than harmonic

Turn clockwise

Adjustment screw

Bridge saddle

Turn counter-clockwise

Adjustment screw

Bridge saddle

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VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type (part 1)

When changing strings it is necessary to cut off the ball ends

of the strings.

Following is the procedure for changing strings and adjusting

the vibrato system:

1) Using the supplied hexagonal wrench, loosen the three hex-

agonal screws on the lock above the nut. (illustration — A)

2) Loosen the individual string locks using the supplied hex-

agonal wrench. (illustration — B)

3) Replace the old strings with new strings.

4) Using the hexagonal wrench, lock each string.

(illustration — B)

After locking the strings, make sure that the fine tuning

thumb screws are in the middle of their range of travel. (il-

lustration — C)

5) Tune the guitar to the correct pitch.

6) Remove the back plate to gain access to the vibrato strings.

Three springs are factory installed and we recommend that

these springs be adjusted so that the vibrato bridge plate

is parallel to the top of the guitar when it is tuned to correct

pitch.

7) Lock the strings above the nut. (illustration — A)

8) Use the fine tuning thumb screw to tune the guitar to the

correct pitch. (illustration — C)

Tighten

Loosen

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VIBRATO SYSTEM Locking Type (part 2)

Intonation Adjustment in Vibrato Bridge

1) Loosen the hexagonal screw located in front of each saddle

using the supplied hexagonal wrench. (illustration — D)

2) Slide the saddles by hand to adjust the length of each

string.

3) When the intonation is correct, tighten the hexagonal screw

in front of each saddle to ensure that its position stays sta-

tionary. (illustration — D)

When Higher

than harmonic

Loosen

Tighten

Lower

When Lower

than harmonic

Loosen

Tighten

Higher

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BRIDGE/SPRING TENSION ADJUSTMENTS

For best results the bridge should always be adjusted so it is

parallel to the top surface of the guitar as shown in illustra-

tion (below). This position is maintained by opposing tension

between the strings and the claw springs. If you change string

gauge, you will need to readjust the spring tension to return

the bridge back to the parallel position.

The adjustment procedures are:

1) Remove the screws that attach the tremolo cavity back plate

from the back side of the guitar exposing the claw springs.

2) Make sure that the guitar is tuned to proper pitch.

3) If the bridge is tilted forward (up), tighten spring tension

by turning the claw screws clockwise. If the bridge is tilted

back (down), loosen the spring tension by turning the claw

screws counterclockwise.

(illustration — A)

Be sure to check string pitch after each adjustment to the

spring tension.

Adjust the height uniformly

using the two screws A.

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TRUSS ROD ADJUSTMENT PICKUP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

The curvature of the neck should be slightly concave.

Clockwise rotation of the nut tightens the rod and corrects for

too much concave bow. Counterclockwise rotation of the nut

loosens the rod and corrects for too much convex bend. Make

any adjustments gradually. Allow five to ten minutes for setting,

and check the curvature after each 1/2 turn of the truss rod

nut.

The height of the pickup (i.e. distance from the strings) affects

gain — the higher the pickup, the louder the sound, and vice

versa. If the pickup is set too high, sustain and playability will

suffer because of the magnetic pull on the strings. Adjust over-

all height using the screws located at either side of the pickup.

If the pickup has individually adjustable polepieces (most hum-

buckers do), these can then be adjusted to achieve the best

overall balance. The polepieces should normally be about 2 or

3 millimeters from the strings.

NOTE:Unless you have experience with truss rods, we sug-

gest that you entrust this adjustment to your dealer.

If too much

convex bend

If too much

concave bow

concave

convex

Single-coil Pickup

Height adjustment screw

Adjustable polepiece

Humbucking Pickup

Height adjustment screw

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Battery

(6LR61 : 9V,

S-006P)

When these run out, don’t just

throw them away, but dispose of

them as minor chemical waste.

CORRECT USE AND HANDLING OF BATTERIES

* When changing batteries, pay close attention to the +/- polarity markings as

shown in the illustration above.

Battery

(6LR61 : 9V,

S-006P)

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