Tuning - Ibanez Prestige Bedienungsanleitung

TUNING

When shipped from the factory, Ibanez guitars are set up using the following tunings.
1st
6-strings E4
7-strings E4
Note that following models are set up differently.
RGD, APEX1
1st
6-strings D4
7-strings D4
RG2228, M8M
1st 2nd
D#4 A#3
Use a tuner or tuning fork to tune up the sound of each open string to the above frequencies. If the pitch
is higher than the above frequency, loosen the string to lower the pitch, and wind the string in small
increments to tune it up. This is an easy way to stabilize your tuning. You may need to adjust the neck
or the intonation if you tune your guitar to pitches other than those shown in these tables, or if you use
strings of other than standard gauge.
For details on adjusting the neck or the intonation, refer to the sections "NECK ADJUSTMENT" (p. 38)
or "INTONATION" (p. 38).
Memo
• Please note that extreme tuning or use of strings not intended for electric guitar may cause parts to
break, and may cause unexpected injury.
STRING HEIGHT
Action refers to the distance between the frets and the string.
To measure the action, tune the guitar accurately; then place a ruler
at the 14th fret and measure the distance from the top of the fret to
the bottom of the string.
In general, this distance should be 1.5--1.7 mm for the fi rst string,
and 2.0 mm--2.2 mm for the sixth string.
For a seven-string guitar, the seventh string should be at
2.2 mm--2.4 mm. For an eight-string guitar, the eighth string should
be at 2.4 mm--2.6 mm.
For strings other than those listed above, adjust the action so that the distance gradually increases from
the fi rst string toward the lowest string.
If the action is too high, the instrument will be diffi cult to play. If the action is too low, you may
experience string buzz, muted notes, or poor sustain.
If you experience string buzz or muted notes even when the action is adjusted correctly, you might need
to adjust the neck bow.
For details, refer to "NECK ADJUSTMENT" (p. 38).
The method of adjusting the action will depend on the type of tremolo/bridge with which your guitar is
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equipped. For details, refer to the appropriate tremolo/bridge section.
2nd 3rd
B3 G3
B3 G3
2nd 3rd
A3 F3
A3 F3
3rd 4th
F#3 C#3
4th 5th
D3 A2
D3 A2
4th 5th
C3 G2
C3 G2
5th 6th
G#2 D#2
6th 7th
E2 -
E2 B1
6th 7th
D2 -
D2 A1
7th 8th
A#1 F1
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