Parts And Names - Kawai PR-1 Owner's Manual

PARTS AND NAMES

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1 1 1 1 1 MASTER VOLUME
This volume knob adjusts the sound level or signal
level for the LINE OUTPUTS. This volume knob can
also be used to balance the volume of any devices or
microphones connected to the LINE INPUTS. This
volume knob does not affect the recording level.
2 2 2 2 2 CD VOL
This volume knob adjusts the sound level or signal
level for the CD only. This knob can be used to bal-
ance the volume of the CD with other instruments or
devices that connected to the LINE INPUTS. This
knob can also be used to adjust the volume of the CD
when you are playing along with a Karaoke or music
minus one CD.
3 3 3 3 3 LEVEL indicator L/R
This level indicator shows the recorded sound level
(signal level) of the CD. This indicator also shows the
total sound level from the piano microphones and of
any instruments or microphones that are connected to
LINE/MIC IN jacks. Use this indicator to set the proper
input levels for the piano microphones and the LINE/
MIC INPUTS. Set the appropriate input levels so that
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the first red LED on the indicator lights occasionally
with the loudest sounds. This is the best setting for
optimal recording performance. If the first red LED is
constantly lit or the second is lighting in loud sections
the recording will be distorted because the input lev-
els are too high. If the first red LED does not light
during the loudest playing even when the appropriate
LEVEL knobs are set to maximum this is OK and the
PR-1 will make a good recording.
4 4 4 4 4 MIC switch
This button is used to mute or unmute the piano mi-
crophones. When the button is lit the piano micro-
phones are active. When you are playing back a CD
using external speakers connected to the PR-1 if you
are not using the piano microphones it is a good idea
to mute them to avoid any feedback through the speak-
ers.
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(Forward, rewind, beginning of the song)
These buttons are used to select the different songs
when playing a CD. 5 selects The previous song num-
ber and 6 selects the next song.
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