ESP STING II Instrukcja Właściciela Pobierz pdf (Strona 9)

From the factory, ESP guitars are setup with 3 springs that

are connected to the inside 3 hooks on the spring claw and

angle outward to the 1, 3, 5 position holes on the bridge block

(Figure 18). Having the springs angled like this is the best way

to counter-act against the string tension and bring your bridge

back to its center point. An extra spring is included with all

our tremolo-equipped guitars. This extra spring may be used

if heavier string gauges are ever used on your guitar. You may

also remove the middle spring using only 2 springs if you use

light gauge strings and want the bridge to have a softer feel.

Note: Using less springs may decrease tuning stability.

Kahler

ESP guitars using Kahler bridges will also include a locking nut that will improve performance. The Kahler

bridge operates on a cam system and allows extreme adjustment in pitch (both up and down) without altering

the height of the strings over the saddle (they ﬂoat on roller saddles). This bridge allows for individual string

height, intonation, and side-to-side adjustment. Some Kahler bridges include a locking mechanism located

behind the ﬁne tuners which allows the bridge to be locked into place and used as a ﬁxed bridge. Restringing

is made simple with all Kahler systems, simply cut off old string and insert new string’s ball-end into the notch

located behind each string saddle. Feed through locking nut and tune to pitch. NOTE: You may need to loosen

ﬁne tuners slightly to gain access to insert the ball-end of string. NOTE: When your strings have been properly

stretched and are holding tune, lock the strings at the nut & retune before using the tremolo.

BASS BRIDGES

Deluxe (DB4 / DB5 / DB6)

This is our simplest bass bridge designed for ease of use and maximum adjustment capabilities. Each

saddle has 2 height adjustment screws for string action adjustment (use the 1.5mm allen wrench

included with your bass). The intonation screws are at the back of the bridge and can be adjusted using

a small Phillips screwdriver. This bass is strung traditionally with the string’s ball-end feeding through the

hole in the back of the bridge located behind each string saddle.

BB604 / BB605

These bridges are designed to allow maximum tone transfer from the strings through the body. They also

have a “string thru body” option that is available on certain models (not available with 35” scale length

basses). If you have this option on your bass, you will be able

to feed the string through the holes in the back of the body

through the bridge and over the string saddles. You may

also want to string the bass like normal, hooking the

ball-end of the string at the back of the bridge section.

Stringing through the body increases string tension,

which may be desirable if using lower tunings (or simply

to add string tension and beef up the tone of your bass).

There are 2 saddle height adjustment screws for each

string to adjust the string action (use the 1.5mm allen

wrench included with your bass). Use a small Phillips

screwdriver to adjust the intonation screws located

behind the back of the bridge section (Figure 19).

Tune-o-matic Bass

Just like a guitar tune-o-matic bridge, this is comprised of 2 sections – the bridge and the tailpiece. The

tailpiece holds the ends of the strings in place and the strings are then strung over each string saddle. The

saddles are individually adjustable for intonation and there are 2 screws to adjust the bass and treble sides

for overall string height. Note: On 8-string basses, there will only be adjustment for each set of strings.

ESP GUITARS LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY & INSTRUMENT INFO

NOTE: Please contact your authorized ESP Dealer or Distributor regarding all warranty claims.

Your new ESP instrument is warranted to be free of any defects in materials and workmanship if used under

normal operating conditions for the life of the original retail purchaser, subject to the limitations described

below. This warranty is non-transferable and applies only to the original purchaser when product is purchased as

NEW from an Authorized ESP Dealer. Instruments sold as Factory Seconds do not carry a lifetime warranty, but

are limited to a 90-day manufacturer’s warranty. Electronic parts and guitar hardware are limited to a warranty

period of one (1) year from date of purchase.

PLEASE NOTE: IN ORDER TO VALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY, RETURN YOUR WARRANTY REGISTRATION

CARD TO ESP WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL DATE OF PURCHASE. PLEASE RETAIN

YOUR SALES RECEIPT, AS IT IS YOUR PROOF OF PURCHASE, AND IS REQUIRED FOR ALL WARRANTY

SERVICE REQUESTS. THIS WARRANTY IS EXTENDED TO THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER ONLY AND IS

NOT TRANSFERRABLE.

If this ESP instrument malfunctions at any time as a result of faulty materials or workmanship, ESP will repair

the defect(s) or replace the instrument, as it deems appropriate, at its sole discretion. In the event that original

materials are no longer available, ESP reserves the right to use materials regularly utilized at the time of repair. If

replacement of customer’s instrument is deemed necessary by our staff, ESP will replace the instrument with one

of the same or most similar style of a value not in excess of the original purchase price of customer’s instrument.

This limited lifetime warranty covers the cost of both labor and materials on any repair deemed necessary by our

Warranty Department Representative for the lifetime of the original retail purchaser. In the unlikely event that the

customer’s instrument is destroyed, lost, or damaged beyond repair, while in the possession of ESP for warranty

repair, ESP will replace that instrument with one of the same or most similar style of a value not in excess of the

original purchase price of customer’s instrument. Owner at owner’s expense must carry any insurance covering

the instrument, including but not limited to collector’s value insurance.

This Warranty is Subject to the following Limitations and Exclusions

The following items are not covered by this warranty:

1. Any instrument whose serial number is missing, or has been altered or tampered with in any manner.

2. Any instrument that has been modiﬁed after original shipment from ESP.

3. Any instrument whose warranty registration card has been altered or upon which false information has been given.

4. Any factory-installed electronics and hardware after a period of one (1) year following the original date of purchase.

5. Any instrument that was NOT purchased from an Authorized ESP dealer, or upon which any unauthorized

repair or service has been performed.

6. The cost of an initial setup and regular maintenance of your new instrument, including neck/truss rod

adjustments, string changes, action adjustment, and intonation.

7. Normal wear and tear on any serviceable part of the instrument including electronic controls and switches,

jacks, worn frets, plated surfaces, tuning machines, string replacement, scratches in pickguards or plastic

parts, saddles and nuts; normal paint wear and tear including damages, discoloration, and paint shrinkage of

the instrument ﬁnish for any reason.

8. The labor reimbursement cost or parts replacement cost of any repair not authorized or performed by ESP.

9. Damage as a result of strap button pulling out of body (Note: Factory straps mounted to the body can only

withstand so much pressure. They are not intended to withstand any severe abuse. If player will be using a

strap, ESP recommends that player check strap and buttons prior to use in order to avoid any mishaps. ESP

will not be responsible for any such claims.)

10. Defects in ﬁnishes such as cracks, splitting, or warping of wood due to changes in temperature or humidity,

exposure to sun, ﬁre, moisture, body salts and acids, other chemicals or non-industry approved polishes.

11. Instruments that have been subjected to extreme humidity or temperature conditions.

12. Subjective issues such as tonal characteristics, grade and color of wood or ﬁnish.

13. Playability of an instrument whose “action”, or string height, is lower than recommended standard “action”

settings deﬁned in the ESP owner’s manual.

14. Case and case hardware wear and tear of any kind.

15. Shipping damages of any kind.

16. Freight charges to ESP or Authorized ESP Dealer for customer owned goods.

Factory Setting from ESP Alternate Setting for Light Gauge Strings

Figure 18: Tremolo Spring Settings

Saddle Height Screw

Intonation Screw

Figure 19: BB604 Bass Bridge

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