Traveler Guitar Traveler Acoustic AG-200 EQ - Manual (Page 2)

ELECTRONICS
(AG-­‐105
EQ
ONLY)
The
AG-­‐105EQ
is
equipped
with
a
custom
Shadow™
Preamp,
which
includes
a
built-­‐in
tuner
and
a
headphone
amp
with
1/8”
auxiliary
input
so
you
can
jam
along
with
your
audio
player.
The
electronics
also
include
treble,
bass,
and
volume
controls,
a
phase
switch,
and
a
battery
power
indicator
LED.
Expect
an
average
battery
life
of
110
hours with
headphone
amp
engaged
and
275
hours
without
the
headphone
amp
engaged.
The
total
average
life
for
typical
usage
is
475
hours.
Using
the
built
in
tuner:
Push
the
Tuner
button
to
engage
the
electronic
tuner
(this
will
mute
the
signal
going
to
the
both
the
1/4”
and
1/8”
outputs.)
The
note
name
will
appear
on
the
LCD
display,
and
small
LED
lights
on
either
side
will
indicate
if
the
pitch
is
high
(H),
in
tune
(T)
or
low
(L).
The
tuner
will
work
even
when
the
guitar
is
unplugged.
MAINTENANCE
Installing
strings:
The
AG-­‐105/AG-­‐105EQ
uses
standard,
ball-­‐end
strings.
(Factory
installed
D’Addario
EXP-­‐16.)
Only
a
single
allen
wrench
(included)
is
required
to
change
strings.
We
also
recommend
that
you
change
the
strings
in
pairs
due
to
the
string
clamps.
First,
loosen
existing
string
by
loosening
the
knurled
tuning
knob.
This
allows
you
to
access
the
ball-­‐end
cavity
of
the
string
sled.
Remove
the
old
string
then
place
the
ball
end
of
the
new
string
in
the
cavity.
Tighten
the
knurled
tuning
knob
just
enough
that
the
ball
end
will
not
fall
out
of
the
sled.
Now
on
the
endcap
loosen
and
remove
the
string
clamp.
Loosen
the
individual
string
locker.
The
old
string
can
be
pulled
out
and
the
new
string
can
be
fed
through
the
hole
in
the
endcap.
Pull
the
string
as
tight
as
possible.
Now
tighten
the
individual
string
locker.
Re-­‐install
the
string
clamp
and
tighten
it.
Any
excess
string
can
now
be
cut
off.
Tune
to
pitch.
Tuning:
Once
the
strings
are
installed,
turn
the
knurled
tuning
knobs
on
the
Streamline™
system
clockwise
to
raise
the
pitch,
and
counterclockwise
to
lower
it.