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Owner's Manual - Page 3
...marimba, carefully read the instructions listed below are prohibited.
Cautions when setting... described below and the owner's manual. Do not let children strike ...part of children, a responsible adult should never be the cause of personal property. Especially in injury.
Cautions for anything other , etc., with the mallet. Bumping into a wall, and cause serious injury. * The YM6100...
Owner's Manual - Page 5
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* Drill 2 holes as specified. (Be sure to assist you, please contact Yamaha directly.
2. It will cause oil leakage, malfunction or breakage. Do not make... stop using the instrument where it will shorten the service life of the gas spring.
1. Do not expose ... low temperature. Instructions for discarding the gas
Danger
Make sure to observe the following instructions for proper handling...
Owner's Manual - Page 6
...other problems. ...Manual for Future Reference • After reading, make sure to lift the instrument slightly when moving the instrument, make sure that cannot be removed with excessive humidity or dust. • Locations subject to vibrations.
◆ Handling • Never place an object on your marimbas.
◆ Installation Location Use or storage in the following instructions...
Owner's Manual - Page 7
...for purchasing the YAMAHA concert marimba. Nomenclature
˙ :.
Frame end (Large end)
Resonance regulator
Natural tone bars
ੜԻ൘ Accidental tone bars
Name Plate (Model No./Serial No.)... you will enjoy playing your content. This manual describes proper use of YAMAHA concert marimbas. We, at YAMAHA, aiming principally at beautiful sounds and playing ease...
Owner's Manual - Page 8
... fastened.
We recommend to you to the next step, make sure that the slide guide fixing bolts of the frame end which is marked with sufficient space.
Leg (Large ...
K K
Reinforcement stay
(Large end)
Reinforcement stay (Small end)
8 CAUTION
Do not loosen the side guide fixing bolts in a location with a letter. Align the letters and fully insert the stays into place, ...
Owner's Manual - Page 10
...Assembly
0ʡ ʠ 1
Leg (Large end)
1-4. Attach the support with a character.
Each frame end is labeled with the marks facing the proper direction as shown... in the illustration below. Attach the resonator support to the bass side of the resonator support are matched with slots labeled with an "O" and a "P". C
B
Frame...
Owner's Manual - Page 13
... an "A" and an "E". The ends of the resonator support so that the marks are matched ot the slots labeled with... end)
Leg (Small end)
13 Mount the rails so that it supports the natural tone side (marked with an "O") at the D18 resonator... stay
Leg (Large end)
Resonators (Accidental tone side)
O
Resonator Support
Resonators (Natural tone side)
v
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v Mount...
Owner's Manual - Page 14
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Lower the long outer rails into each tone bar individually and hook its cord onto the corresponding post.
5-2. Set the natural tone bars first. After confirming that the cord is secured to every post, fix the tone bars... resonator section onto the clamp.
ۚ۩ Levers
Rail
Guide post
͔͕͍͢ Clamp
b
b Set the tone bars.
5-1.
Owner's Manual - Page 15
...the resonating section of the tube should be shortened, or in other words, the regulator should be set further into the pipe as illustrated by slightly loosening cord tension.
15 w When the temperature is ...lower
• In this case the resonating section of the tube should be set closer to the open end of B/C and E/F notes should be lengthened, or in order to ...
Owner's Manual - Page 16
... the fixing bolts securely. Assembly
m
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m Finally, clean all surfaces using a soft, dry
cloth.
While supporting the frame end of the leg by hand, loosen the fixing bolt of the slide guide on the slide guide for reference and make the tone bars in parallel with two persons, making sure that both...
Owner's Manual - Page 17
...107.1" x 46" x 34.6" - 40.6") ● Weight: 106.5 kg (234.8 lbs)
ԻҬදScale Range
YM6100
Specifications subject to change without notice.
17 ༷Specifications
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DN LH
■ YM6100
● Range: C16 - C76 (5 octave) (Standard pitch A49= 442Hz)
● Bars: Honduras Rosewood ● Bar sizes...
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