User manual GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD 2010

[. . . ] Les Paul Standard 2010 LTD Owners Manual Gibson LP STD LTD Manual v1. 0 Page 1 Important Safety Instructions We value you as a customer--and want our products to give you an inspiring, and gratifying, experience. So, to insure your safety and protect your investment in the Gibson Les Paul Standard 2010 Limited guitar, please read and follow all safety warnings and operating instructions before using this product, and keep all documentation for future reference. Environmental Factors Heat and moisture can harm your Gibson Les Paul Standard 2010 Limited. Please do not install or operate this guitar near sources of moisture, such as sinks, damp basements, leaky roofs, etc. [. . . ] This is normal, as Les Paul Standard 2010 Limited switches automatically to a special highaccuracy mode. 5. 3. 1 Intonation StepbyStep 1. In the Blue or Yellow Bank, choose a tuning. For general intonation, Gibson recommends using the standard tuning. However, using alternate tunings can throw off intonation. If you want perfect intonation for an alternate tuning, select that tuning prior to doing intonation. Choose the Red Bank by initiating a series of brief, successive pushes on Enter until the Red Bank appears. While in the Red Bank, rotate the MCK to the | position. Push Enter for more than one second; all string LEDs change to red. When tuning is complete, the corresponding LED changes color to Yellow. Wait for about five seconds, then fret the same string at the 12th fret and pluck the string again. The system will measure the pitch, and display the needed changes on the MCK. Observe whether the rotating pattern goes clockwise and green or counterclockwise and red, as this indicates whether the bridge intonation screw needs to be turned clockwise or counterclockwise respectively. Also observe the green number in the Display Matrix's center, as this number shows how many halfturns the screw should be turned. Turn the screw as indicated, then repeat the procedure starting at step 5. If the corresponding string LED turns yellow, continue with the intonation procedure. If the corresponding string LED turns blue, the string is intonated properly. Proceed to adjust intonation on the other strings. When all strings are intonated, the corresponding string LEDs turn blue, and the MCK exits intonation mode. If you want to exit before intonating all strings, simply rotate the MCK. 5. 4 Custom Tuning (Position = C, ID = C) The easiest way to create custom tunings is with the Gibson Chameleon Editor. However, if you do not have access to a computer, it is possible to create custom tunings within Les Paul Standard 2010 Limited itself. [. . . ] Gibson LP STD LTD Manual v1. 0 Page 36 My headstock hit against the wall, and now one of the Powertune heads doesn't work. If you hear a winding noise but the RoboHead doesn't move, it might be a connection issue from the powerhead to the neck circuitry. Inspect the tuning peg that doesn't work. If its case is rotated, rotate the RoboHead back to its original position (level with the back plate with the lit up G); this should fix the problem. [. . . ]