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For more information please check out our website at GENERAL CARE These are a few guidelines to keep your new Charvel in top form. The body, neck and headstock should be wiped clean with a clean soft cloth and a guitar polish after every use. Try not to get polish directly on the hardware, this will only cause funk to build up and it will have to be cleaned as well. The fingerboard should be cleaned everytime you change strings. There are many cleaners on the market and most will dry the fingerboard (Most window cleaning products have ammonia in them and will certainly dry the fingerboard dramatically) so be sure to oil the fingerboard after you clean it. There are many great oils today made just for fingerboards so ask your local dealer for more information. Don't let the board dry out, it will shrink and/or crack, causing the frets to raise up and become unlevel and unplayable. The hardware can be cleaned with a dry rag. If you have acidic perspiration or perspire excessively, please keep the hardware well oiled or it will rust and corrode. There are several tips on cleaning and maintaining your guitar on our website at The Charvel you've chosen is a fine musical instrument and like any high quality product, care and regular maintenance should be a priority to help your guitar or bass last a lifetime. Thank you for choosing Charvel, we appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Please take a moment to fill out the enclosed owner’s registration and return it to us so that we may learn to better serve your needs. Also, be sure to read the care suggestions on the following page. For more help be sure to visit our website at thank you. BATTERY REPLACEMENT On all of our active circuits, 9 volt batteries are used to power-up. The systems feature the latest in 1C circuitry, with very low power requirement. The battery is switched on when a cord is inserted into the input jack, so be sure to unplug the guitar/bass when not in use to avoid unnecessary power drain. NOTE: Unless the instrument is equipped with a separate battery box, the battery is contained within the electric control cavity. CARE SUGGESTIONS ~ NEVER store your guitar/bass in a hot car trunk! The HEAT WILL CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE to your instrument. ~ Always clean your strings after every use. ~ Change strings at least every 20 playing hours. ~ Wipe down the guitar with a clean, soft cloth after every use to remove sweat, etc from building up. ~ Clean and oil fingerboard everytime you change strings. ~ Do not overtighten any of the screws on the instrument. In most cases snug is best. ~ When traveling by air be sure to detune strings by 1 step. Have an agent check your guitar before locking the case and tape the case closed to prevent tampering. ~ Adjustments may need to be performed when you move your instrument into or out of different climates of altitude or humidity ©2007 JCMI, Inc. All rights reserved. The unique ...

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