What you need to adjust are the screws in the back of your guitars which adjust the position of the springs. Those springs must balance with the tension of your guitar strings.
What you need is a screwdriver and an accurate tuner... plug the guitar into the tuner, rough tune it. Then accurately tune the low e-string. If the pitch then goes down you need to increase tension on the back of your guitar. If it goes up, release the springs... It takes a while if you've never done it before, so best thing to do would be to get someone who knows this stuff do it and let you watch.
Else... read the guides over at Rich's site www.ibanezrules.com - they're really helpful.
What you need is a screwdriver and an accurate tuner... plug the guitar into the tuner, rough tune it. Then accurately tune the low e-string. If the pitch then goes down you need to increase tension on the back of your guitar. If it goes up, release the springs... It takes a while if you've never done it before, so best thing to do would be to get someone who knows this stuff do it and let you watch.
Else... read the guides over at Rich's site www.ibanezrules.com - they're really helpful.