Introduction; Cp-20 Specifications - Yamaha CP-20 Operating Manual

introduction
You have just joined the large and
growing family of satisfied users of
Yamaha products. You have chosen
wisely when you picked Model CP-20
as your electronic piano. Years of de-
pendable service await you.
Please read this operating manual
carefully before connecting the CP-20.
The few minutes spent with this manual
will help you understand its operation
and high performance. You will also
learn how to connect the electronic
piano properly and how to really get
the most out of all the features Yamaha
has incorporated into this electronic
piano.
If you need any special help or service,
see your Yamaha dealer. He knows what
to do and will be happy to help you.
You've made a good choice. We are
confident you'll be satisfied with the
performance and versatility of the CP-20.
SCALE RANGE
features CP-20 specifications
For the musician on tour, the CP-20
Electronic Piano combines the qualities
of touch, expression and sound variety in
a very portable, rugged package.
If you're a studio musician, the CP-20
gives you the ability to shift from one
color sound to another — easily and
quickly — on the same keyboard, a key-
board that feels very similar to an acous-
tic piano.
If you're a composer, the CP-20's
wide variety of sounds can help you over-
come that "one-color" tired-out sound
you may now be working with. The
piano's flat top is just right for scoring.
In fact, for any keyboard musician, the
CP-20's unique combination of sound
and features make this a very versatile
instrument.
The CP-20 is velocity sensitive, just
like a traditional piano. This means that
when you strike the keys harder, it gets
louder (continuous loudness variation,
not a stepped change), yet the CP-20 has
no strings or rods to get out of tune, no
complicated action to stick or break. The
CP-20 is an all electronic piano; the only
moving parts in the keyboard are the keys
and the reliable leaf switches they
activate.
Yamaha worked closely with top
performing artists during the combo key-
boards' development. Their many valua-
ble suggestions helped perfect the touch,
the sound, the features — in fact, the A
whole concept — of the Yamaha Electron- .] |
ic Piano. Thus, the CP-20 is an instrument
developed for you, the musician and
artist. When you play the Yamaha CP-20
Electronic Piano, feel its responsiveness,
and hear its repertoire of sounds, you will
understand why Yamaha, with over nine
decades of keyboard instrument experi-
ence, is the leader in contemporary
keyboards.
Keyboard: 61 keys (F, ^ f3)
Controls: PITCH; DECAY; TREMOLO;
Four PIANO/HARPSICHORD
SWITCHES to alter the sound;
BALANCE; BASS and TREBLE
Tone Controls; and VOLUME.
Power Requirements:
120V 0.3A (Canadian model),
20W ( other models)
Jack Panel:
Foot Switch Jack: SUSTAIN
Output Jacks: OUTPUT; HEAD-
PHONES
Dimensions:
Net Weight: 40.5Kg (89.3lbs.)
A - 1,080mm (42-1/2")
B - 166.5mm (6-1/2"')
C -571mm (22-1/2")
A -155mm (6-1/8")
B -571mm (22-1/2")
C - 1,080mm (42-1/2"')
D - 738mm (29")
Height to Keyboard - 733.7mm (28-7/8")
Total Height - 790mm(31-1/8")
TTE WATER
ay
(440.00)
MC
(261.63)
A2
(27.50)
PIANO
Cs
(4186.01)
(Frequency in Hz)