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＊Warranty＊

　＊FAQ＊

Zhouji provides a limited lifetime warranty to the original owner on instruments purchased from Zhouji guitar compay. Zhouji instruments are warranted from defects in workmanship and materials. Zhouji will repair or replace, at the manufacturer's discretion, any part found defective by our technicians. Zhouji reserves the right to use current technology and materials available to repair the warranted instrument.

Parts that are considered normal wear items are listed below and are not covered by this warranty. They include, but are not limited to: finishes, plating of metal parts, strings, frets, saddles, nuts, fingerboards, pickguards, tuning gears, wiring, potentiometers, and pickups. Wood cracks, which are the result of the normal aging process, are not covered. Tone is not covered by this warranty, since it is based on subjective and personal preference. Physical damage to the instrument by abuse, excessive string tension, or lack of proper care and
maintenance, or instruments that have been altered from the original factory specifications, will not be covered. All transportation costs and insurance are the sole responsibility of the owner of the instrument. Void where prohibited by law.

　。Does the truss rod harm the sound of the instrument?
　 Many owners don't know they have a truss rod until they need it, and fall happily in 　　 love with the guitar in blissful
　 ignorance. Then when they need it, they are very happy it's there. I say listen to the 　 guitar. Does it sound good?
　 Fine.

　。About the action and strings - the string height at the 12th fret is a little 　　　　 higher than I'm used to - maybe a 32nd of a inch or so. I'd just like to hear 　　 about your philosophy concerning the setting of the action.
　 At the time of shipping I normally set the string action a little higher than I personally 　 prefer it, because some customers like it higher, and it is always easier to lower action 　 than to raise it. Consequently, if you like it lower, you should only have to take a little 　 bit off of the bottom of the bridge bone. You can do it yourself, or have a guitar tech 　　 do it.

　。I am wondering if there are certain strings that would work, or sound best 　　 on the guitar. I've never played on high-tension strings before either.
　 I send the guitars out with high tension strings. The rationale for the high tension is I 　 want to be sure the instrument can handle it. Actually the amount of extra tension in 　　 the guitar is minimal. Normal tension strings will work fine, maybe even better. I don't 　 believe there is a direct relationship between volume and string tension.

　 There is a two way acting truss rod also, so any changes in the neck due to string 　　　 tension can be accommodated. This can be adjusted by a guitar tech, or if you're 　　　 good, by yourself. If you're going to use lower tension strings I would change them 　　 first before deciding to lower the bone or adjusting the truss rod.

　 We always put high tension strings on the guitar, but I don't have an opinion on 　　　 whether that is the best choice. Each person finds out for themselves. I suggest trying 　 a variety of string brands and tensions to come up with the right combination for your 　 own technique and your own guitar.

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