Donner HUSH-X Manual De Usuario página 5

ASSEMBLE THE STAND
This stand is not assembled to the guitar body when shipping from the
manufacturer.
Before using the instrument, please correctly assemble the stand using the
procedure described below.
1. Make sure the direction of the stand is aligned with the guitar body. Put the end
of the rod fully inserted into the corresponding bracket, then release it.
2. First, insert the rod ① of the lower stand (the shorter one) fully into the bracket
hole on the guitar's main body. Next, insert the lower rod ③ of the upper stand
(the longer one) fully into the bracket hole, and the upper rod ② fully into the
bracket hole.
● Make sure that the upper rod ② and lower rod ③ of the stand are not
reversed.
● Make sure not to press down the rod firmly or it may be damaged.
Reverse the procedures of the above steps if you need to disassemble the stands.
● Make sure to check whether the rods are fully inserted prior to use. The
instrument may drop during the performance when the rods are not fully
inserted completely.
● Please hold the guitar neck or guitar body when you carry the instrument.
Holding only the left stand or right stand will result in damage to the stands
and fixed parts.
GUITAR NECK ADJUSTMENT
Neck relief checking and adjust methods:
Step 1: Make any adjustments gradually. The guitar neck should normally be
slightly concave and check the curvature after each 1/2 turn of the truss rod nut.
Step 2: Check the curvature of the neck. Holding the guitar with a playing posture
after fine-tuning. Then press the first string on the first and the last fret and
measure the height between the string and fret at the 8th fret. In the same way,
measure this height for the lowest string, and make adjustments so that the
heights are in the range of 0.1- 0.2mm.
Step 3: Turning the nut clockwise can make the neck bulge, which can correct the
problem that the neck is too concave, and the string action is too high. Turning the
nut counterclockwise can make the neck concave, which can correct the problem
of buzzing caused by excessive neck convex.
Rod End
If the
convex is
excessive
3
②
③
The location
of the truss rod
0.1-0.2mm
8th Fret
If the
concave is
Concave
excessive
Convex
①