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Thank you for purchasing the Yamaha Silent Electric Cello. In order to obtain

the maximum performance and enjoyment from your Silent Electric Cello, we

urge you to read this Owner’s Manual thoroughly before using the instrument.

Please keep this Owner’s Manual in a safe place for later reference.

Precautions .................................................................... 3

Main Unit/Accessories

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Nomenclature ................................................................ 5

Set up ............................................................................. 8

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Tuning and Changing the Strings ................................................ 8

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Setting the Knee Supports ........................................................ 11

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About the Chest Support .......................................................... 12

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About the End Pin ..................................................................... 12

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Attaching the Arm Support ....................................................... 12

Power Supply

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Using Batteries ......................................................................... 13

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Supplying AC Power ................................................................. 13

Putting the Instrument into the Soft Case ................ 14

Specifications

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SVC210

Owner’s Manual

Contents

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Summary of Contents for Silent Cello SVC210

Page 1: ... Please keep this Owner s Manual in a safe place for later reference Precautions 3 Main Unit Accessories 4 Nomenclature 5 Set up 8 Tuning and Changing the Strings 8 Setting the Knee Supports 11 About the Chest Support 12 About the End Pin 12 Attaching the Arm Support 12 Power Supply 13 Using Batteries 13 Supplying AC Power 13 Putting the Instrument into the Soft Case 14 Specifications 15 SVC210 Ow...

Page 2: ...ion with an amplifier and headphones or speaker s may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss DO NOT operate for long periods of time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncomfortable If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears you should consult an audiologist IMPORTANT The louder the sound the shorter the time period before damage occur...

Page 3: ...Turn Power OFF When Making Connections To avoid damage to the Silent Electric Cello and other devices to which it is connected a sound system for example turn the power switches of all related devices OFF prior to connecting or disconnecting audio cables Handling and Transport Never apply excessive force to the controls connectors or other parts Always unplug cables by gripping the plug firmly not...

Page 4: ... opening the packaging please check that all the parts listed below are included SVC210 Cello Bridge SUM 3 size Manganese batteries x2 Audio cable For connection of AUX IN jack Stereo headphones Chest support Soft case Arm support ...

Page 5: ...h string C 3rd string G Adjuster Tailpiece Body Bridge seat Tail nylon End pin End pin stopper Bridge 2nd string D 1st string A Knee support arms Knee support lock knob Controls See page 6 Arm support fixing bolt Chest support attachment holes Knee supports Arm support ...

Page 6: ... cover AUX VOL AUX volume AUX IN jack VOLUME Controls SUM 3 size battery x2 CD player MP3 player etc Stereo headphones Supplied headphones or any other type Powered speaker Electric tuner Mixer Recorder Bass amplifier etc Cord hook Wrap the Power Adaptor s cord around the cord hook prevents cord from being unplugged Power adaptor Option Electric outlet ...

Page 7: ...l not to step on the cord The cord may break equipment may be damaged and this may cause a substantial shock to your ears The signal from the Silent Electric Cello s output jacks must NEVER be returned to the AUX IN jack either directly or through external equipment Doing so will result in feedback which may cause damage to the internal electronics When connecting the instrument to external audio ...

Page 8: ...he bridge is placed properly then set the bridge in the bridge seat The side of the bridge with the logo imprint should face the tail piece Ensure that the bridge stands vertically If it leans to one side use both hands to adjust Make sure that each string passes over the corresponding slits in the bridge Always make sure that the bridge is standing vertically whether the instru ment is being play...

Page 9: ...If the tension is tight and the tuning machine is hard to turn Rotate the adjustment screw to the left counter clock wise B Finally use the adjuster to fine tune the strings If the adjuster is too loose it could produce noise while playing Caution Don t loosen too much Make sure that theTail Nylon is correctly po sitioned on top of the Saddle Caution When the instrument is not being used loosen th...

Page 10: ...ing at a right angle and insert the end into the hole in the tuner While pulling the string toward the bridge to maintain string tension turn the tuner machine to wind the string around the tuning post Make sure the string is wound toward the base of the post as shown in the illustration below The adjuster should be set to the middle of its adjustment range 1st string A 4th string C 2nd string D 3...

Page 11: ... the knee supports are firmly secured in place If they are loose they may produce noise or cause the instrument to move about while being played 4 Slowly unfold the knee supports until they are fully open 5 Slide the stoppers located on the inner side of the knee sup ports over the arm to lock the knee supports in place With this setting of the knee supports is complete To fold the knee supports s...

Page 12: ...re the end pin stopper is secured firmly to prevent the instrument from slipping while you play About the Arm Support The Silent Electric Cello is shipped with the arm support detached Hold the arm support so that its attachment plate is parallel to the attachment position on the body Tighten the arm support fixing bolt and secure the arm support to the body Make sure the arm support is firmly att...

Page 13: ...f batteries alkaline and manganese or batteries from different manufacturers or different types by the same manufacturer Doing so may result in fire Supplying AC Power The AC adaptor is an optional accessory please purchase a PA 3C power adaptor 1 Plug the adaptor s DC output cable into the Silent Electric Cello s DC IN 9 12V jack located on the back of the instrument making sure the plug is firml...

Page 14: ...tor into place r The Storage Pockets Bow pocket Arm support etc Chest support etc Cable Headphones etc Protector Protector The protector does not guarantee against damage to parts such as the bridge etc The protector is designed to protect the instrument against light shocks while the instrument is being carried Never expose the protector to shocks such as placing the case with the protector facin...

Page 15: ...ize battery x2 Battery Life Continuous Use Using Manganese batteries Without Reverb POWER Switch ON approximately 10 hours With Reverb POWER Switch REV ON approximately 3 hours Using Alkaline batteries Without Reverb POWER Switch ON approximately 25 hours With Reverb POWER Switch REV ON approximately 9 hours String Length 690 mm 27 3 8 Dimensions setup for playing with the chest support attached 1...

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