Yamaha AES620 User Manual

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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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Yamaha AES620 Specifications

Fingerboard

fingerboard material	Rosewood
fingerboard width at 0-F	43.0 mm
fingerboard width at 12-F	52.5 mm
number of frets	22

Neck

neck material	Nato
neck thickness at 1-F	21.9 mm
neck thickness at 12-F	23.9 mm

Parts

hardware	Chrome Plated
nut	Graphite
bridge	Ping Well: TP6-05Y (Chrome)
strings	D’Addario: XL-120

Weight and Dimensions

scale length	628.0 mm
length	995.8 mm
width	343.6 mm
net weight	3.7 kg
body depth	48 mm

Summary

Care and Maintenance

Tuning Machine Tension Adjustment

Height Adjustable Locking Nut

Setting the String Action

Bridge

Adjusts string height using bridge and saddle screws for optimal playability.

Vibrato System Vintage Type

Vibrato System Locking Type Part 1

Vibrato System Locking Type Part 2

Intonation Adjustment in Vibrato Bridge

Adjusts string length by moving saddles to correct intonation.

Bridge and Spring Tension Adjustments

Truss Rod Adjustment

Pickup Height Adjustment

Correct Use and Handling of Batteries

Safety Precautions

Using Your Guitar in a Safe Manner

General guidelines for safe guitar use and handling.

Preventing Unexpected Injuries and Accidents

Warnings about string breaks, strap detachment, and rough handling.

Using Batteries Properly

Instructions for safe battery installation and disposal.

Preventing Electrical Accidents

Store the Instrument Properly

Be Careful When Handling and Other Cautions