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Yamaha TP-6000 | Owner's Manual - Page 1
PEDAL TIMPANI TIMBALE À PÉDALE TIMBAL DE PEDAL TP-6220 /23 /26 /29 /32 TP-4223 /26 /29 /32 TP-5020(G/H) /23 (G/H) /26 (G/H) /29 (G/H) /32 (G/H) TP-7020(H) /23(H) /26(H) /29(H) /32(H) TP-7220 / 23 / 26 / 29 / 32 Owner's Manual Mode d'emploi Manual de Instrucciones Ⴈ޼൭Ҩ Français Español
Yamaha TP-6000 | Owner's Manual - Page 2
the first time after unpacking, make sure to set it up according to the instructions of section "Before Using The Pedal Timpani" on pages 4 and 5. PRECAUTIONS • not in use. • When using plastic heads such as the one initially supplied, loosening of the head after use is not required. • The kettle is
Yamaha TP-6000 | Owner's Manual - Page 3
Never put your hands etc. under the pedal. Kettle Edge Hoop (Counter Hoop) Tuning Indicator (Tuning Gauge) PAC Adjustment Bolt The TP-50xx (H/G) / TP-70xx (H) series use a wing bolt on the PAC adjustment system. Spring Tension Adjustment Bolt Third Wheel (removable) G Lubrication Lubricate the
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used after setup immediately. However, new heads will tend to stretch gradually during shipping and storage, resulting in a tuning deviation when you receive the instrument. Therefore, please perform the steps below to restore the tuning to the factory setting prior to shipment: 1 The area between
Yamaha TP-6000 | Owner's Manual - Page 5
of the pedal moves downward ¡ Head is tightened too much. Loosen the head as described in step 7. 12 Strike the head lightly with the supplied mallet etc. The standard striking point is shown below. Striking point Pedal The standard striking point lies at distance B from the kettle edge, which
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for the first time after unpacking, make sure to set it up according to the instructions of section "Before Using The Pedal Timpani" on pages 4 and 5. z Head next lower sound. While alternately tightening the other bolts, do not touch the tuning bolt with the highest sound (reference pitch). 5
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Adjusting The Sound Of Your Timpani 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 until the pitch at each bolt is exactly the same. 7 Check the sound by striking the head as de- scribed in step 2. G Sound lower than tuning note ¡ Tune the instrument by tightening all tuning bolts by an equal amount (max. 1/16 of a
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Adjusting The Sound Of Your Timpani c Tuning Indicator Adjustment The tuning indicator shows to which note the pedal is set. After tuning the instrument, you must set each note of the indicator to its proper position. 1 After you have tuned your timpani to the lowest note of its tonal range, make
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left (counterclockwise). * Be sure to turn the timpani key using one hand only. * Do not use both hands or an additional tool. The TP-50xx (H/G) / TP-70xx (H) series use a wing bolt on the PAC adjustment system. PAC adjustment bolt The PAC (Pedal Adjustment Clutch) is an original Yamaha mechanism
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and pull the wheel down. * The illustration shows a pedal timpani of the TP-62xx series. After setting up the timpani, lock the other two casters to push down the "ON" side of the caster lock. Using the Third Wheel (TP-70xx Series) The third wheel can be easily moved in or out of position with
Yamaha TP-6000 | Owner's Manual - Page 11
any of the tuning bolts and prevent dust from adhering. Also, avoid touching the tuning bolt threads, as they are greased. Hoop Pedal Cellophane tape If a head is left on and used more than two years, the following problems may occur: • It may become impossible to tune the head to the proper