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.*;<* '-'y^y : '/«/.y.-. :>;ttv>ift;v+i;^,5Tjr*№ '«^*: *»: ■ •. • i«:< > t 'V * "/V^V .y *► . ''^ , ,*:> ; i, * Ü« . * ^ S LvferWÏ!^ \Sw$ b * rt_+ -V(ÿ' INSTRUCTIONS [H Roland JÊL Bass Guitar Controller G-77 INSTRUCTIONS FEATURES The Roland G-77 is, with its unique stabilizer and the divided pickups (for controlling the synthesizer), a breakthrough of a bass guitar controller. Also, two sets of original hum bucker pickups mounted, the G-77 allows extremely strong bass sound when used as an electric bass guitar * When the G-77 is used as an electric bass guitar, the following switches and knobs are not relevant. Balance Knob Cutoff Frequency Knob Edit Knob LFO Modulation Knob Mode Switch Touch Plates CONNECTION The G-77 is designed to use with the GP-77B only However it can work with GR-33B with some compromise. (No other synthesizers can be used with G' See me owner's manual of the GR-/7B 01 6P-33B for d eta lied setup procedure Connector Jack Back Panel ADJUSTMENT The following adjustments may be necessary from time to time. Specially when you have replaced with the string ol a different gauge, aii the adjustments are requited. a. Adjusting the warp of neck By rotating the Rod Adjuster Nut with the supplied wrench, adjust the warp of the neck Turning the wrench clockwise wil! make convex bend and She counterclockwise the other way round. 1st string : 2.5mm 2nd string : 2.6mm 3rd string : 2.8mm 4th string : 3.0mm 3 When you have adjusted all the strings, tighten the small screws A. NOTE If a string’s height is too low, i! tends tG touch the frets causing unstable pitch. Concave bow strings neck • Convex bend -—strings I neck c. Octave Adjustment 1 Loosen the small screws A on the tailpiece. 2 Loosen the cross-head screws C with a screw driver and move the bridge saddle so that the 12th fret pitch is exactly an octave higher than that of the open string. ‘For more accurate ¡uning, use the tuner ie.q. BOSS TU-12. TU-12H. etc ) 3 When adjustment is completed, tighten the screws A. b. Adjusting the string height 1 Loosen the small screws A on the tailpiece with the supplied wrench. 2 By rotating the small screws B, adjust the height of the bridge saddle. The following is the height of the strings set at the factory. The distances are taken between the bottom of a string and the 1 2th fret with open string. d. Adjusting the height of the Hum Bucking Pickups (pickups for normal bass sound) By rotating the cross-head screws D that hold me too- too;k;ng pickups, ad just the ‘‘¡e:cru ‘The neiGrii ct •f-e pick;.;::.: :distance between ;re hcnor: of a string and the pick Up i :S :r‘:il:cil!V SCI IhP ¡iiC-•ory. a' 4m” on rr-e neck side an.; 2r--;:n or T ■ O I i e. Adjusting the height of the divided pickup This is the most important adjustment of all. So do it with extreme accuracy Rotate the cross-head screws E mal hold the divided pickup with a screw driver so that the distance from the bottom of the 1st and the 4th strings to the divided pickup is about tmm * Use the supplied gap gauge F that is exactly 1mm high to make a distance of 1mm. f. Adjusting the output level of the guitar if your G-77 is still in unsatisfactory condition even after all "a" to "e" adiust merits are done, adjust the output level of me guitar ' How -o ad|ust tne output level of the guitar is fully explained in the owner's manual of ‘he GR-77B Setup with the GR-33B [re G-7 7 is specially designed loi me GR-77B Setting up the G-7 7 with the GR-33B will cause the following proto 1 The reaction of the GR-33B will be unstable. 2 The GR-33B's output level will be somewhat ...