Yamaha CLP-760 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Keyboard: Available in the model A-1 with a total of 88 keys to a maximum of C7.
- Voice Selectors: Includes Piano, 1/2/3 and E.Piano, 1/2, which also has a Clavinova & Harpsichord, Vibes and Multi-stringed Organ.
- Reverb: Has a delay type feature which can be stereo or can switch between room echo and hall type. Provides options on the depth min and max.
- Touch Sensitivity: Can be set to Hard, Normal and Soft.
- Effect: Comes with chorus control and stereo detune tremolo with available tremolo speed.
- Play Modes: Modes include normal, dual or split play.
- Pedal Control: Makes use of damper, soft and sostenuto pedals.
- Other Control Features: Master volume control panel, brilliance, midi in I/o/through and transpose features.
- Jacks/Connectors: ports include headphones, aux out for mono left and right and midi in and out connections.
- Input/Output Level/Impedance: Output connection have an output voltage of 1 volt and an added frequency response of 4 kilohertz which boost the signal to a remarkable 600 ohms.
- Main Amplifiers: Consisting of 2 amps rated at 50 watts eachies, the other set consists of 2 amps rated at 10 watts each.
- Speakers: Pair includes two 16 cm speakers, and five cm’s. Other include 13 cm with two of them.
- Dimensions: Total dimension measurement include 1390mm in length and width of 487mm and 807mm in height.
- Weight: Net weight sums up to a total of 1411.64 pounds or 64 kilograms.
- Name Plate Location: The name plate is affixed on the bottom corner at the rear panel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What type of keyboard does the CP-760 have?
A1: The pianov brand has manufactured CP-700 as an extended version of CP-680, where it has 88 keys manufactured between the range of A1 and C7.
Q2: Which voice selection options does the CLP 760 provide?
A2: Some of the mentioned voice selection options are PIANO 1, PIANO 2, PIANO 3, CLAVINOVA TONE, E.PIANO 1, E.PIANO 2, HARPSICHORD, VIBES, STRINGS and ORGAN.
Q3: Are any sound modifications possible to be made for additional sound effects?
A3: The CLP 760 has effects such as DETUNE, CHORUS, TREMOLO along with reverb effects STEREO DELAY, ROOM, and HALL.
Q4: As per the selected voice option, how many polyphony notes can the CLP 760 sustain?
A4: The polyphony notes of the CLP 760 can range between 16 and 32, in relation to the voice selected and used.
Q5: The headphone, aux-out, optional in/out, and MIDI in/out/thru constitute what kind of integration ports for the CLP 760?
A5: The CLP 760 provides two sets of connection ports. These ports are classified acc to their function categories, for example, the CLP 760 has MIDI ports and audio ports.
Q6: For CAD purposes, I want to connect the line 6 Helix guitar processor through midi to the external sound enhancer CP 7. Is it possible to do that?
A6: Absolutely, it is possible to note that CP 7 is connected through an interface, expanders, mixers and other midi.
Q7: What’s the weight and size of the CP 7?
A7: The space it can occupy of is1390 x 487 x 807 mm and its weight can go up to 64.0 kg (141.1 lbs.).
Q8: The touch sensitivity can be changed according to the user, what’s the maximum or minimum limit set in place for such sensitivity?
A8: The set limits are HARD, NORMAL and SOFT.
Q9: Is it true that the CLP 760 supports and works in Sync with other MIDI devices?
A9: Absolutely, one key feature of the CLP 760 is that it is a MIDI Device and it supports a range of MIDI function devices and integration.
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