Key facts
- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- CP-30
- Industry
- Appliances
- Documents
- 2
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-06-11
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Yamaha CP300 Stage Piano Owner’s Manual
This manual begins with safety and precaution guidelines, including warnings about electric shock, proper power‑supply voltage, and the fact that the instrument contains no user‑serviceable parts. It also covers handling, cleaning, and proper disposal of the unit.
The remainder of the document explains basic operation, voice and performance editing, MIDI and USB connectivity, recording functions, and includes extensive reference tables, voice lists, and troubleshooting tips to help users get the most out of the CP300.
All Yamaha CP-30 documents by type
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the CP-30 designed for?
The CP-30 is designed for musicians on tour who need a portable, rugged package with touch, expression, and sound variety, as well as for studio musicians who need to shift between sounds quickly on a keyboard that feels similar to an acoustic piano.
How many keys does the CP-30 have?
The CP-30 has 76 keys, and each output channel carries the sound of all of them.
Can the CP300 be opened for user service?
No, the instrument has no user‑serviceable parts and must be serviced by qualified personnel.
What voltage should be used with the CP300?
Only the voltage printed on the name plate should be used; the required supply voltage is shown there.