The Kawai E 600 is a completely transistorized and integrated solid-state instrument featuring two 61-key keyboards (manuals) and a 25-pedal pedalboard. The manual explains how to use the various controls, including stop tabs, drawbars, and mechanical controls to produce different organ voices and effects.
The document details the four families of tone (Diapason, Tibia, String, and Reed) and explains how to manipulate drawbars for volume, sustain, attack, and reverb. It also covers specific effects such as vibrato, tremolo, and the knee lever sustain function.
| Number of Manuals | Two |
|---|---|
| Keys per Manual | 61 |
| Number of Pedals | 25 |
| Technology Type | Transistorized and integrated solid-state |
The volume is controlled by the Expression Pedal found above the pedalboard, which is operated with the right foot.
The Knee Lever controls the sustain effect of the Upper Manual Keyboard by folding horizontally under the middle of the lower keyboard.