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- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- 120SD
- Category
- Other Electronics
- Industry
- Appliances
- Documents
- 3
- Languages
- EN · JA
- Last added
- 2012-06-12
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Yamaha TP65/65S/100/120SD Drum Pad Owner's Manual
This document is the Owner's Manual for the Yamaha TP65, TP65S, TP100, and TP120SD electronic drum pads. It provides essential safety warnings, including cautions regarding the use of rack systems, cable handling, and cleaning procedures to prevent injury or damage to the product. The manual details the specific package contents for each model, noting differences in included cables and switches.
Read onlineYamaha 120SD specifications
| TP65 Weight | 980g |
|---|---|
| TP65 Sensor System | Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1 |
| TP65S Output Jack | Standard stereo phone jack |
| TP100 Size | 297 (W) x313(D) x74(H) mm |
| TP100 Weight | 2.2kg |
| TP120SD Size | 349 (W) x 364 (D) x 69 (H) mm |
| TP120SD Weight | 2.5kg |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
How should the product be cleaned?
Wipe with a soft or damp cloth; for heavy soil, use a neutral detergent on a cloth, ensuring no water contacts the cushions.
What happens if the rack or stand is placed on a sloping surface?
The rack or stand may overturn or be damaged, resulting in injury.
What type of drum heads are recommended for these pads?
Yamaha Remo Ambassador Coated heads (DH-AMCTOB/10/12) are recommended.
How should the wave-shaped cushion be installed?
Place the factory-installed yellow cushion below and the wave-shaped cushion above so the wave contacts the drum head.
What safety precautions should be taken when using the Yamaha TP pads?
Do not place the rack or stand on a sloping, unstable surface, keep all bolts tightly fastened, keep children away, avoid high temperature or humidity, and never modify the product.
What type of cable is required to connect the TP65S to a drum‑trigger module?
A stereo phone cable must be used; a mono cable will not produce the rim‑switch voices.