20 Most Recent Epiphone Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar - Page 7 Questions & Answers

For the best answer contact Epiphone directly at http://www.epiphone.com/Home/Talk-2-Us.aspx

The speaker, pots, and transformer will have a date code on them Or contact Epiphone Customer service http://www.epiphone.com/Home/Talk-2-Us.aspx with the serial number.

Contact Epiphone/Gibson customer support at 1-800-444-2766. They should be able to supply a manual.

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your guitar was made at the saein plant, korea august 1998 production number: 0533

Frankly, if you are unsure how to adjust your truss rod, take it to your nearest guitar repairman. You can cause a lot of harm to your guitar if you do it wrong. Ask the repairman if you can watch what he does so perhaps you will be comfortable trying it yourself the next time.

your guitar was made at the unsung plant, korea february 2002 production number: 0813

Your serial number actually starts with a capital i instead of a number 1. Your guitar was made at the Saein Plant, Korea in May 1999 Production Number: 0857

Either the pot is dirty or needs to be replaced. Either is a simple fix for anyone experienced. Take it to any local guitar shop to get this fixed

Most likely the bidge needs to be setup. Take it to any guitar shop to get it done.

Your guitar was made at the Unsung Plant, Korea December 1997 Production Number: 0594

Your guitar was made at the Fine Guitars Plant, Korea April 1996 Production Number: 0020

Your guitar was made in Korea November c.2016 Production Number: 1341

Your guitar was made at the Qingdao Plant (Epiphone), China November 2012 Production Number: 06552

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Assuming it's a 5 string banjo, the notes are low to high G(octave)DBGD. The bridge is placed by hitting the harmonic over the twelvth fret and then fretting that note. Move the bridge until those two notes are the same pitch. Generally the bridge ends up closer to the tailpiece than the middle.

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If your pick-ups are active pick-ups, then yes they require a battery(s). Typically that guitar comes stock with passive (non-active) pick-ups and do not requuire any batteries. How ever if they are needed, you need to remove the plate cover directly behind the volume knobs. (located on the back of the guitar). open that up, If it requires a battery, there will be an old one in there more (than likely) and that should tell you everything you need to know. probasbly a 9volt. good luck