Detach all six strings.		  
         
 
Remove the bridge.		  
         
 
Measure the height of the bridge.		  
         
 
Set the bearings 2mm lower.		  
         
 
Next, we will adjust the curvature of the pickup. Place the Adjustment Template on the pickup, turn the curvature adjustment screw, and set the height of yokes. For example, the curvature of this guitar is 300R, therefore set the yoke's height to where the Adjustment Template indicates "R300."

Note: Bridge curvature differs from guitar to guitar. Please check your guitar's catalog. Most Les Pauls are usually 300R.

  
         
 
Attach the pickup to the pickup holder with the two 3 x 8mm screws. Place the rubber sheet between the pickup and the holder. Tighten the screws until the rubber sheet is slightly squeezed in between.		  
         
 
Mount the pickup-attached holder through the studs and place the bridge on top. 		 
         
 
Attach the sixth string. Using the clearance gauge, check the distance between the string and the yoke. Adjust the distance by leaving 1mm between the string and the yoke when holding the highest fret. If the distance is too close, tighten the screws that are holding the pickup on the holder. If the distance is too wide, remove the pickup from the holder and add an extra rubber sheet.		  
         
 
Attach all of the strings. Make sure that all of the six strings are on top of the yoke.		  
         
 
By using the clearance gauge again, check the distance between the strings and the pickup yokes.		  
         
 
To avoid any pickup cable interference, clip the cable on the edge of the holder.		  
         
 
Check how much cable length is required. Place Holder A on the guitar, determine your controller position, and determine the pickup cable length.		  
         
 
Turn over the controller, and coil the extra cable inside. 		 
         
 
Remove the controller screws (three screws that are indicated with arrows).		  
         
 
Fasten the controller to Holder A with the removed screws.		  
         
 
Mount Holder A on the guitar. First, loosen the guitar's end pin approximately 3mm. This is an archtop guitar, therefore we will place a cushion in between.

Note: Depending on the surface shape of your guitar, you may need to use two cushions. The surface shape of archtop guitars differs from guitar to guitar.

  
         
 
Squeeze the cushion, and attach Holder A onto Holder B. Use the spring washer and the flat washer for the cap nut. Make sure that the cup nut goes through Holder B's slit when you tighten it on.		  
         
 
Finally, tighten the strap pin's screw.