DONNER DST-80 Electric Guitar Kit User Manual

Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting your new DONNER DST-80 Electric Guitar Kit. Please read these instructions carefully to ensure proper use and longevity of your instrument and accessories.

Image: The complete DONNER DST-80 Electric Guitar Kit, including the guitar, amplifier, gig bag, tuner, capo, strap, picks, and extra strings.

He aha kei roto

Your DONNER DST-80 Electric Guitar Kit contains the following components:

• DST-80 Kita Hiko
• Custom 5W Ampkaikawe
• Durable Gig Bag
• Kapo
• Tae Kitara
• Extra Strings
• Mamati Tuner
• Amptauera taura
• Whiriwhiri Kita
• Access to Free Online Lessons (details provided separately)

Aratohu Tatūnga

1. Te wetewete

Carefully remove all components from the packaging. Inspect each item for any signs of damage. Retain the original packaging for future transport or storage.

2. Te hono i te Ampkaikawe

1. Insert a 9V battery (not included) into the amplifier's battery compartment, or connect a compatible 9V AC adapter (not included) to the ampte whakauru mana o te liifier.
2. Connect one end of the included amplifier cable to the output jack on the guitar.
3. Honoa te tahi pito o te amplifier cable to the input jack on the ampkaikawe
4. Me whakarite te amplifier's volume is set to a low level before powering on.

3. Tuning the Guitar

Use the included digital tuner to accurately tune your guitar. Attach the tuner to the headstock of the guitar. Pluck each string individually and adjust the corresponding tuning peg until the tuner indicates the correct pitch (E, A, D, G, B, E from thickest to thinnest string).

4. Te Whakapiri i te Here

Securely attach the guitar strap to the strap buttons located on the body of the guitar. Ensure both ends of the strap are firmly attached before playing.

Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

Whakahaere Guitar

Whakaahua: Taipitopito view of the guitar's hardware, including the 3-ply pickguard, vintage synchronized tremolo, SSS pickups, volume/tone controls, and 5-way switch.

• Matapihi Rōrahi: Whakahaere i te oro katoa o te kitā. Hurihia ki te taha matau hei whakanui i te oro, ki te taha maui hei whakaiti.
• Ngā Pēhi Oro: Adjust the treble frequencies. Typically, one tone knob controls the neck pickup, and the other controls the middle pickup. Turning clockwise increases brightness, counter-clockwise reduces it.
• Whakawhiti Ara-5: Selects different pickup configurations for varied tonal characteristics.

Image: Diagram showing the five positions of the pickup selector switch and the active single-coil pickups for each setting.

• Tūnga 1 (Pītiti): Activates the bridge pickup for a bright, sharp tone.
• Position 2 (Bridge + Middle): Combines bridge and middle pickups for a slightly warmer, quacky tone.
• Position 3 (Middle): Activates the middle pickup for a balanced, clear tone.
• Position 4 (Middle + Neck): Combines middle and neck pickups for a fuller, rounder tone.
• Tūnga 5 (Kaki): Activates the neck pickup for a warm, mellow tone.

Amplifier Usage

Image: The Donner GA-Mini II 5W amplifier, showing its compact size and controls.

• Rōrahi: Ka whakahaere i te amplifier's output volume.
• Gain/Overdrive: Adjusts the amount of distortion or overdrive. Use the switch to select between clean and overdrive channels.
• Oro: Adjusts the overall tonal character, from darker to brighter.
• Auxiliary Input (1/8"): Allows connection of external audio devices (e.g., MP3 player, phone) for playing along with backing tracks.
• Putanga Puoro: For silent practice, connect headphones to this jack.

Te tiaki

Te horoi

• Wipe down the guitar body, neck, and strings with a soft, dry cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt.
• For deeper cleaning, use guitar-specific cleaning products. Avoid harsh chemicals.
• Horoia te amplifier exterior with a dry cloth. Do not allow liquids to enter the ampkaikawe

Whakakapinga aho

Guitar strings should be replaced regularly, depending on usage, to maintain optimal tone and playability. Refer to online resources or a qualified technician for detailed string replacement instructions. The kit includes a spare set of strings.

Rokiroki

Store the guitar in its gig bag when not in use to protect it from dust, humidity, and physical damage. Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.

Raparongoā

Whakatakotoranga

Kitara

Whakaahua: Pahū view of the guitar body, showing the Manchurian Ash wood construction and open matte finish.

• Rauemi tinana: Te pungarehu Manchurian
• Mutunga Tinana: Open Matte
• Rauemi Kaki: Mapere
• Hanga kaki: Thin C-shaped
• Mutu kaki: Urethane Satin
• Rauemi Paparehu: Rakau Mapere
• Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
• Te maha o nga aho: 6
• Whirihoranga Tiki: S-S-S (Single-Coil, Single-Coil, Single-Coil)
• Pūnaha Piriti: Vintage Tremolo
• Material String: Nickel Plated Steel
• Takotoranga ringa: Matau
• Tae: Sonic Blue (variant)

Image: Close-up of the guitar neck, detailing the fretboard material, fret size, nut, and neck finish.

Amplifier (Donner GA-Mini II)

• Momo: Custom 5W Solid-State
• Hongere: Horoi, Puku Nui
• Ngā Tāuru: Guitar Input, 1/8" Auxiliary Input
• Putanga: Putanga Puoro
• Mana: 9V Battery (Zinc Carbon) or 9V AC Adapter (not included)
• Ahu: Tata ki te 7.9 x 3.7 x 7 inihi

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Donner provides a warranty for its products. Please refer to the following information:

• Ratonga Raihana: Up to 12-month warranty from the date of purchase.
• Kaupapa Whakahoki: 30-day free return period.

For customer service, technical support, or warranty claims, please contact Donner customer support. Support is available 24/7 via phone chat and email.

Image: Icons representing customer care services, including 24/7 support, warranty, and return policy.

You can find more information and contact details on the official Donner webpae, ma to kaihokohoko ranei.