Duesenberg MULTIBENDER Podręcznik - Strona 2

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The rear two attachment holes shall not be used. Instead

use the enclosed mounting bracket to secure the Multi-

bender under the lip of the tremolo routing. The bracket is

screwed into the base plate with the supplied Allen screw.

The metal ear on the right side of the base plate is meant to

cover the visible part of the routing.

Mounting Bracket

Installed Multibender

If you decide to remove the Multibender and re-install the

original tremolo no visible marks will have been left on the

guitar. The six mounting holes will however need to be

re-drilled.

Stringing

Align each lever so that the string runs straight through

the center support under the roller and then over the brid-

ge saddle. There are no rollers for the low E and A string.

If the pitch of the string is to be raised by the bender, then the

ball-end needs to be inserted at the end of the lever. If the

pitch is to be be lowered, the other string mounting hole in

front of the axle should be used. The string should then be

threaded through the center support and over the saddle.

Interval adjustment

Rest position adjustment

Rear string slot

The non-levered strings are fed directly into the center

support.

The levers that lower the pitch of a string require an

extra spring which is inserted underneath. The spring must

be clamped between the small pin on the lever and the

corresponding screw head on the base plate.

Lever spring

This somewhat tricky job is made easier if you first unscrew

the rear tuning screw completely so that you can lift the

lever as far as possible. Then push the lever in question side-

ways slightly out of its position, clamp the spring and then

push the lever back into place.

Adjustment

The string height is adjusted using the two 1.5mm Allen

screws near the front of the saddle. To adjust the intonation

loosen the third Allen screw (first loosen the string tension!)

and push the saddle into the proper position. Then push

down the end of the saddle and re-tighten the screw.

One screw to lock the saddle

Front string slot

Two screws for height adjustment

The two longer threaded screws are used to adjust the ad-

justment range of the multibender levers. The rear screw

determines the rest position of the lever. The front screw

is used to set the interval by which the string should be

detuned when the lever is operated.

To adjust the lateral mobility of the front lever section, the

front screw incl. spring must be removed. Then use a 3mm

hex wrench to adjust the strength of the lever (see photo

below).

The large nut on the bottom holds everything together

and must not be loosened under any circumstances!

3mm hex screw

Additional levers for the Multibender as well as other acces-

sories are available directly at the Duesenberg Store:

store.duesenberg.de

Duesenberg Guitars - Hannover, Germany

duesenberg.de