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The Ibanez GIO GSR205 bass guitar is a 5-string instrument that provides a versatile and attractive option for musicians. The instrument features a solid mahogany body, delivering a warm and resonant tone, with a bolt-on maple neck, offering excellent stability and playability. The rosewood fingerboard is equipped with white dot inlays, providing an easy reference for the player. The guitar also includes chrome hardware, adding an element of durability and shine. The GSR205 utilizes two humbucking pickups, specially designed to provide an impressive range of tones for bass guitar players. The pickups are controlled by two volume knobs and a master tone knob, allowing players to dial in an array of sounds to suit their playing style and musical preferences. With its sleek design and reliable construction, the Ibanez GIO GSR205 bass guitar is well-suited for a variety of musical genres and playing environments. Whether performing live or recording in the studio, this instrument offers a dependable and affordable option for musicians seeking a 5-string bass guitar.
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Model | GIO GSR205 |
| Product | guitar |
| EAN | 0606559155392, 0606559536405 |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
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To identify the different parts of the Ibanez GIO GSR205 guitar, follow these steps: 1. Start by looking at the front of the guitar. You will see the following parts: - Tuning Machine (Peg): These are the knobs located on the headstock of the guitar used to adjust the tension of the strings. - Nut: The nut is a small piece located at the top of the neck, near the headstock. It helps to guide the strings to the tuning pegs. - Fingerboard: The fingerboard is the flat surface on the neck of the guitar where you press down the strings to produce different notes. - Pickups: The pickups are the rectangular or oval-shaped components located on the body of the guitar. They capture the vibrations of the strings and convert them into electrical signals. 2. Flip the guitar over to the backside. Here, you will find: - Bridge: The bridge is the metal piece that holds the strings in place at the bottom of the guitar. It also helps to transmit the vibrations of the strings to the body of the guitar. - Tailpiece: The tailpiece is a metal bar located near the bridge. It provides support for the strings and helps to maintain their tension. - Output Jack: The output jack is the socket where you connect the guitar cable to amplify the sound. 3. Additionally, there are some other parts that may vary depending on the specific model of the Ibanez GIO GSR205 guitar: - Pickup Selector: This is a switch that allows you to choose between different pickups or combinations of pickups. - Volume and Tone Controls: These knobs or sliders are used to adjust the volume and tone of the guitar. By familiarizing yourself with these parts, you will be able to identify and understand the different components of the Ibanez GIO GSR205 guitar.
To adjust the tremolo/bridge on the Ibanez GIO GSR205 guitar, follow these steps: 1. Start by checking the angle of the tremolo. If it is tilted forward, insert a Philips screwdriver through the slit in the tremolo spring cover on the back of the body and tighten the screws to increase the tension of the tremolo springs. If it is tilted toward the rear, loosen the screws to weaken the tension of the tremolo springs. Adjusting the tremolo angle will affect the tuning, so you will need to tune the guitar repeatedly during this adjustment. 2. For models equipped with the zero point system, check the zero point system. If the stop rod is not touching the stopper, turn the spring adjustment knob located on the back of the body toward the plus direction to tighten the main spring. If the tremolo block is not in firm contact with the stop rod, turn the spring adjustment knob toward the minus direction to loosen the main spring. 3. For models not equipped with the zero point system, if the balance of tension between the strings and the tremolo springs has changed significantly, you may need to change the number of tremolo springs or change the way they are installed. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the spring lock. If you want to increase the tension, install the outer two tremolo springs diagonally. If you want to decrease the tension, remove the center tremolo spring. If you want to install four or more tremolo springs, attach them using the screw holes that were being used to attach the spring lock. By following these steps, you will be able to adjust the tremolo/bridge on your Ibanez GIO GSR205 guitar.
