Yamaha Electone B-12 User Manual


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Brand
Yamaha
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
3.5 MB
Published
12 June, 2012
Updated
12 June, 2012
Model
B-12
MD5 checksum
21B3DB05A36E9B69DCF71564E4D5D659

About this manual

The document serves as a user guide for the Yamaha Electone B-12, detailing how to operate various controls such as the Knee Lever, Expression Pedal, and Master Volume. It explains features like Natural Sound speakers, external input connections, and recording capabilities.

Additionally, the manual covers maintenance procedures, troubleshooting common issues like static noise or resonance, and provides a comprehensive list of specifications including keyboard ranges, output power, and physical dimensions.

What's inside

  • Other Controls
  • Natural Sound Speaker
  • Care of Your Electone
  • Troubleshooting
  • Specifications of B-12 Series
  • Playing the Yamaha Electone

Specifications

Upper Manual Keys44 keys f~ca (3 octaves)
Lower Manual Keys44 keys F~c3 (31/2octaves)
Pedal Keys13 keys Ci~C (1 octave)
Output Power30 Watts
Power Consumption120 Watts
Voltage100/110/117/125/220/240V AC
Width112 cm (44")
Weight66 kg (145 lbs.)

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the Knee Lever?

The Knee Lever allows control of Upper manual sustain effect in conjunction with Upper Sustain Control.

How do I connect a tape recorder for recording?

Connect the signal terminal to terminal #6 and the ground terminal to #5 on the US-type socket.

Why does only one note sound when two pedals are depressed simultaneously?

The Electone is designed so that a note is electronically suppressed the instant the next note is struck for tonal clarity.

What should I do if unpleasant static occurs?

Connect the unit to an outlet far away from household appliances like refrigerators or washing machines.

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