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Attaching the piano microphones to the frame.
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-1 Attach the mounting bands to the thin steel frame on the left
side. It is easier to attach the bands to the thinner frame if
you fold it in half.
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-2 The frame on the right side is wider than the left side so it
may be hard to attach the band. Look at the illustration on
the right and attach the microphone.
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Replace the lower panel. Position the microphone cables so that they pass over the top of the lower panel. First put
back the dowel at the bottom edge of the lower panel into their holes, then tilt up the lower panel until the spring snaps
into place. Most pianos will have a gap on the top of the lower panel for the microphone cables to pass - be careful not
to pinch the cables when replacing the lower panel.
If there is not enough space for the cable
to pass over the lower front panel, please
call your local Kawai dealer, or ask your
piano tuner to assist you.
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Connect the piano microphone cables to the PIANO MIC IN on the main unit. Connect the microphone for the lower
keys to the left (L) jack and the microphone for the upper keys to the right (R) jack. It is helpful to put colored tape or
some other marking on the cables so you can easily tell at a glance which is left and right.
PR-1, set on the top of the piano
The place to attach the piano microphones is the same.
Plastic tape
L (left side)
R (right side)
