Yamaha YX-135 User's Manual
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1. chemical cleaning agents SPECIFICATIONS Scale Range Tone Bar Material Tone Bar Size Width x Thickness Dimensions Width x Depth x Height SCALE RANGE 5 3 1 2 octaves Burmese padauk 1 5 16 x 11 16 34 mm x 17 5 mm 48 7 16 x 24 7 16 x 34 1 4 123 cm x 62 cm x 87 48 Ibs 8 oz 22 kg A 442Hz YX 135 Rattan Shaft Mallets YAMAHA MALLETS YAMAHA mallets are built to the same exacting standards as your instrument featuring high quality rattan or plastic shafts and a variety of heads to meet your playing needs Head Plastic Rubber Yarn Wound Cord Wound Felt Hard 1000 1010 4000H 4010 5010 FH30 1020 4000M 4020 5020 JA20 1030 4000S 4030 5030 Dual tone Jazz 1040 4040 6040 5040 6050 7040 Soft 8050 2510 YAMAHA CORPORATION O Box 1 Hamamatsu Japan Printed in Japan 05 902. YAMAHA XYLOPHONE OWNER S MANUAL YX 135 Thank you for selecting YAMAHA musical instrument We are confident that the instrument will bring you years of musical enjoyment and satisfaction Please read through this booklet carefully It contains important information about your instrument s care Your new YAMAHA instrument like all YAMAHA musical instruments is the result of careful planning testing and assembly using select materials Proper care will ensure that your YAMAHA instrument will deliver its full and rich sound for years to come Contents NOMENCLATURE Eon een meo nini nen ASSEMBLY CURAE PRECAUTIONS AND CARE SPECIFICATIONS crece n cor rhet neos abu Ty teen se YAMAHA MALLETS NOMENCLATURE Suspension Post Suspension Cord Sustain Damper Frame End Leg Resonators 4 Caster with brake Lower Crossbar Support Slant Support Center Stay ASSEMBLY Place the instrument upside down the floor Fig 1 Make the left and right legs stand Fig 2 Q First fit the lower crossbar support to the leg base then attach the slant support with the same bolts used for fixing the center stays Fig 3 Stand the instrument in upright posi tion Ins
3. ert the resonators from the bottom side of the instrument Fig 4 Place the resonators on the treble side first then on the bass end Fig 5 When placing the resonators on the bass end slide them through the groove in the center of the resonator holder Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 If the room temperature is higher than 22 C 72 F place the resonators in the shallower groove Fig 7 If the room temperature is lower than 22 72 F place them in the deeper groove Fig 8 Check again that the suspension cord is tight and that the screws are se curely fastened the tone bars are dirty wipe them with a soft dry cloth Do not use extra hard head mallets or other hard materials to strike the tone bars This could scratch or dent them If the suspension cords are loose or unseated reso nance will be reduced Check that the suspension cord is properly seated on each suspension post Q Avoid placing heavy objects on the tone bars as this may bend or twist the frame and loosen the suspen sion cords When transporting long distances disassemble and pack carefully Disassemble by reversing the assem bly procedure Extremes in temperature and humidity will adversely affect the sound quality Avoid high temperatures or humidity and do not store in direct sunlight PRECAUTIONS AND CARE Q Clean the instrument with a soft dry cloth Do not use cloths dampened with
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