Introduction congratulations for making b.C. Rich your choice of instrument. This manual will explain how to keep your instrument in top shape for years of musical enjoyment. Controls bronze series guitars the bronze series has 3 controls to adjust the sound of the guitar. • the first knob (closest ...
When you do need to change batteries you will get better performance and battery life if you use an alkaline battery. The battery compartment is located on the back of the bass just above the control cavity. It can easily be opened by unscrewing the 2 screws with a phillips head screwdriver. Changin...
Step 1: the first thing you do to reset the range of all the fine tuners is to position all the fine tuner screws to the middle of their possible movement. Step 2: one way to do this is to turn the low "low e" string fine tuner screw all the way up, then turn the "d" string fine tuner screw all the ...
Step 6: now check the base plate position. If it is not parallel to the face of the guitar body turn the setscrew until the base plate is parallel. Step 7: after you get the base plate parallel, check your string action. If your strings are too high or too low for you, adjust the action with the two...
Step 1: to replace a string, push down on the back of the saddle of one of the strings. Step 2: then, pull back on the sliding latch by placing the first finger of your free hand on the black knob protruding out the back of the saddle then placing your thumb on the fin sticking up just behind the fi...
Step 4: now remove the bullet from the saddle. Step 5: if you are replacing a broken string, when you unlatch the pivoting saddle there will be no tension on the string to pull the pivoting saddle forward, so you'll have to pivot the saddle forward with your finger. You can now remove the bullet on ...
Step 1: to put on the new string simply slide one of the bullets into the nut, then place the other bullet into the appropriate saddle and push down on the back on the saddle until you hear, or feel, a snap. Step 2: this sound is the spring-loaded sliding latch snapping into place. If you don't hear...
