Roland GK-3B User Manual

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Attaching

the

GK-3B

to

the

Bass

The

GK-3B

can

be

attached

to

and

used

with

conventional

electric

basses.

Please

read

the

following

precautions

before

installing

the

GK-3B.

Precautions

Before

Installing

Do

not

use

the

GK-3B

on

basses

with

doubled

strings

or

other

highly

customized

basses,

piccolo

basses

and

other

basses

with

unusual

tunings,

or

basses

with

other

non-metallic

core

strings.

The

pickup

may

not

function

properly

in

such

cases.

Make

any

adjustments

to

the

bass

neck,

string

height,

and

other

such

modifications

before

installing

the

GK-3B.

Try

placing

the

divided

pickup

and

the

controller

unit

on

the

bass

before

actually

attaching

them

to

confirm

that

there

will

be

no

problem

with

the

installation.

When

using

the

screw

to

attach

the

controller,

we

recommend

that

you

first

attach

the

GK-3B

temporarily

using

the

special

holder,

then

after

confirming

that

there

are

no

problems

when

actually

performing

with

the

unit,

secure

it

with

the

screw.

If

only

the

double-sided

tape

is

used

to

attach

the

controller,

shocks

from

rough

handling

during

performances

and

from

extended

use

will

cause

the

tape

to

deteriorate,

with

the

controller

shifting

out

of

position

as

a

result.

Also,

if

the

finish

on

your

bass

is

less

than

perfect,

you

may

discover

that

the

finish

is

also

removed

when

you

later

remove

the

tape.

The

supplied

tape

is

intended

to

be

used

only

very

temporarily,

to

help

you

determine

the

optimum

position

for

the

controller.

.

With

certain

basses,

the

space

between

the

pickup

at

the

bridge

position

and

the

bridge

itself

is

too

narrow

to

allow

installation

of

the

divided

pickup.

In

such

instances,

it

may

be

possible

to

attach

the

pickup

by

modifying

the

bass

(for

example,

by

moving

the

bridge

pickup

more

towards

the

neck

to

make

room

for

the

divided

pickup);

consult

your

bass

dealer.

When

attaching

the

GK-3B

to

the

bass,

you

should

try

to

orient

the

unit

so

no

buttons

or

controls

get

damaged,

and

handle

with

care

to

avoid

dropping

it,

or

allowing

it

to

fall

or

tip

over.

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Brand	Roland
Model	GK-3B
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English

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