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BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE, READ BACK COVER FOR FURTHER WARNINGS. FALCON™ CUSTOM FALCON™ STANDARD FALCON “ CUSTOM FEATURES: Poplar Body w/Carved Figured Maple Top Bilaminated Figured Maple Neck w/Rosewood Fingerboard 22 Nickel Silver Frets 12" Fingerboard Radius, 25’A" Scale Three HRS (Hum Reducing System) Frequency Tailored Pickups One Master Volume/One Master Tone Control Five-Position Pickup Selector Switch Powerbend II Tremolo w/Graphite Saddles Locking Machine Heads/Graphlon'“ Topnut All Gold Hardware FALCON™ STANDARD FEATURES: Solid Poplar Body Bilaminated Figured Maple Neck w/Rosewood Fingerboard 22 Nickel Silver Frets 12" Fingerboard Radius, 25%" Scale 3 HRS (Hum Reducing System) Frequency Tailored Pickups One Master Volume/One Master Tone Control Five-Position Pickup Selector Switch Power Bend II Tremolo w/Graphite Saddles Locking Machine Heads Graphlon™ Topnut CONTROLS: 1. Volume Control: The volume control acts as a master volume in that it controls the total signal level delivered from the pickup to the output jack. Rotating the control knob clockwise will increase volume; rotating counterclockwise will reduce volume. 2. Tone Control: The tone control, like the volume control, operates as a master control. Rotating clockwise will result in more treble (high frequencies) and a brighter tonality. Rotating counterclockwise will result in less treble and a “bassier” type sound. 3. Pickup Selector Switch: This five-position switch allows selection of any individual pickup, ortwo combinations of multiple pickups. The available selection possibilities are as follows: First Position (Toward the neck) Selects output of neck pickup only. Second Position (One click back) Selects output of neck and center pickups. Third Position (Center) Selects output of center pickup only. Fourth Position (One click back of center) Selects output of center and bridge pickups. Fifth Position (Toward bridge) Selects output of bridge pickup only. NOTE: CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO MAINTAIN: ADEQUATE CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE PICKUPS AND STRINGS. INADEQUATE CLEARANCE WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF SUSTAIN AND POSSIBLE STRING BUZZING WHEN PLAYING ON THE UPPER FRETS. VOLUME CONTRI PICKUP SELECTOR SWITCH - TONE CONTROL^ Pickup Adjustment: The volume level between pickups can be adjusted by raising or lowering each pickup with its height adjusting screws. Raising the pickups closer to the strings will increase the output and volume. Lowering the pickups away from the strings will decrease output and volume. Adjustments: Your instrument has been carefully adjusted for accurate intonation and playing ease at the Peavey factory. However, your playing style or playing requirements may necessitate additional adjustments at some time in the future. These adjustments should be made by your Peavey Dealer. However, with a little care and by adhering closely to the following instructions, you may attempt these adjustments yourself. CAUTION: PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY ADJUSTMENTS. Adjusting Torsion Rod: All guitar necks must have a slight amount of bow to keep the strings from buzzing on the frets. To set the “straightness'* of the neck, a Peavey torsion rod wrench No. 75031006 must be used (available from a Peavey Accessory Center). 1. Tune the instrument to standard (A-440) pitch. 2. Fret the sixth string (E) at the first and last frets. 3. Check for clearance between the string and the eighth fret. 4. Clearance should be no less than .012" and no more than .025". 5. To increase clearance, loosen (counterclockwise) the torsion rod nut. Less clearance (straightening of the neck) is accomplished by tightening the nut. CAUTION IT IS NOT USUALLY NECESSARY TO ROTATE THE TORSION ROD NUT MORE THAN ONE FULL TURN IN EITHER DIRECTION. ONE-QUARTER TO ONE-HALF TURN IS NORMALLY SUFFICIENT TO MAKE MOST ADJUSTMENTS. EXCESSIVE ROTATION MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO NECK AND TORSION ROD. IF EXCESSIVE FORCE IS NECESSARY TO ROTATE TORSION ROD NUT, YOU SHOULD CONSULT YOUR PEAVEY DEALER OR THE FACTORY BEFORE ANY FURTHER ADJUSTMENT IS MADE. 6. Repeat Steps 1 through 5 until proper clearance has been reached. Neck Tilt: The neck tilt adjustment works in conjunction with the bridge height adjustment to set the overall string playing height. This adjustment should be used whenever possible to set string height rather than the bridge height adjustment. 1. Relieve string tension slightly by detuning guitar (approximately 1 to 2 full steps). 2. Loosen two neck screws (closest to headstock of guitar) approximately 1 turn. 3. Loosen remaining two neck screws (closest to bridge) approximately 2 turns. 4. String height may now be adjusted with the neck tilt screw which is located inside the fifth hole in the neck plate. A Ve" alien wrench is used to make this adjustment. Turning the screw clockwise lowers the strings closer to the fingerboard. String height should be adjusted to fit your own particular playing sty...