max MUSIC KB2 Electronic Keyboard 61-key

Congratulations to the purchase of this Max Music product. Please read this manual thoroughly prior to using the product in order to benefit fully from all features.
Read the manual prior to using the product. Follow the instructions in order not to invalidate the warranty. Take all precautions to avoid fire and/or electrical shock. Repairs must only be carried out by a qualified technician in order to avoid electrical shock. Keep the manual for future reference.

Instruction

• Prior to using the product, please ask advice from a specialist. When the unit is switched on for the first time, some smell may occur. This is normal and will disappear after a while.
• The unit contains voltage carrying parts. Therefore do NOT open the housing.
• Do not place metal objects or pour liquids into the product. This may cause electrical shock and malfunction.
• Do not place the product near heat sources such as radiators, etc. Do not place the unit on a vibrating surface. Do not cover the ventilation holes.
• The product is not suitable for continuous use.
• Be careful with the mains lead and do not damage it. A faulty or damaged mains lead can cause electrical shock and malfunction.
• When unplugging the product from a mains outlet, always pull the plug, never the lead.
• Do not plug or unplug the unit with wet hands.
• If the plug and/or the mains lead are damaged, they need to be replaced by a qualified technician.
• If the product is damaged to such an extent that internal parts are visible, do NOT plug the unit into a mains outlet and DO NOT switch the product on. Contact your dealer. Do NOT connect the product to a rheostat or dimmer.
• To avoid fire and shock hazard, do not expose the product to rain and moisture.
• All repairs should be carried out by a qualified technician only.
• Connect the product to an earthed mains outlet (220-240Vac/50Hz) protected by a 10-16A fuse.
• During a thunderstorm or if the product will not be used for a longer period of time, unplug it from the mains. The rule is: Unplug it from the mains when not in use.
• If the product has not been used for a longer period of time, condensation may occur. Let the unit reach room
• During operation, the housing may become hot.
• To prevent accidents in companies, you must follow the applicable guide lines and follow the instructions.
• Do not repeatedly switch the product on and off. This shortens the life time.
• Keep the unit out of the reach of children. Do not leave the unit unattended.
• Do not use cleaning sprays to clean switches. The residues of these sprays cause deposits of dust and grease. In case of malfunction, always seek advice from a specialist.
• Only operate the product with clean hands.
• Do not force the controls.
• If the product has fallen, always have it checked by a qualified technician before you switch the product on again.
• Do not use chemicals to clean the unit. They damage the varnish. Only clean the product with a dry cloth.
• Keep away from electronic equipment that may cause interference.
• Only use original spares for repairs, otherwise serious damage and/or dangerous radiation may occur.
• Switch the product off prior to unplugging it from the mains and/or other equipment. Unplug all leads and cables prior to moving the product.
• Make sure that the mains lead cannot be damaged when people walk on it. Check the mains lead before every use for damages and faults!
• The mains voltage is 220-240Vac/50Hz. Check if power outlet match. If you travel, make sure that the mains voltage of the country is suitable for this product.
• Keep the original packing material so that you can transport the product in safe conditions

This mark attracts the attention of the user to high voltages that are present inside the housing and that are of sufficient magnitude to cause a shock hazard.
This mark attracts the attention of the user to important instructions that are contained in the manual and that he should read and adhere to.

The product has been certified CE. It is prohibited to make any changes to the product. They would invalidate the CE certificate and their guarantee!
NOTE: To make sure that the unit will function normally, it must be used in rooms with a temperature between 5°C/41°F and 35°C/95°F.

Electric products must not be put into household waste. Please bring them to a recycling centre. Ask your local authorities or your dealer about the way to proceed. The specifications are typical. The actual values can slightly change from one unit to the other. Specifications can be changed without prior notice.

Do not attempt to make any repairs yourself. This would invalid your warranty. Do not make any changes to the product. This would also invalid your warranty. The warranty is not applicable in case of accidents or damages caused by inappropriate use or disrespect of the warnings contained in this manual. Max cannot be held responsible for personal injuries caused by a disrespect of the safety recommendations and warnings. This is also applicable to all damages in whatever form.

UNPACKING INSTRUCTION

CAUTION! Immediately upon receiving the product, carefully unpack the carton, check the contents to ensure that all parts are present and have been received in good condition. Notify the shipper immediately and retain packing material for inspection if any parts appear damaged from shipping or the package itself shows signs of mishandling. Save the package and all packing materials. If the product must be returned to the factory, it is important that the product is returned in the original factory box and packing.
If the device has been exposed to drastic temperature fluctuation (e.g. after transportation), do not switch it on immediately. The arising condensation water might damage your device. Leave the device switched off until it has reached room temperature.

Supplied contents

• MAX Music KB2 keyboard
• Power supply
• Music sheet stand

POWERSUPPLY

The label on the bottom of the product indicates to what type of power supply the product must be connected. Check that the mains voltage corresponds to this, all other voltages may cause irreparable damage. The product must also be directly connected to the mains, no dimmer or adjustable power supply.

CAUTION
Always connect the device to a protected circuit (circuit breaker or fuse). Make sure the device has an appropriate electrical ground to avoid the risk of electrocution or fire.

CONTROLS

1. SPEAKERS
   Loudspeakers to reproduce the sound of the music played. sound level is determined on the basis of the volume setting.

2. POWER ON/OFF
   Switch to turn the keyboard on or off.

3. MASTER VOLUME
   Press [Master Vol +] or [Master Vol -] to raise or lower the master volume. Press both simultaneously to reset to default value.

4. ACCOMP VOLUME
   Press [Accomp Vol +] or [Accomp Vol -] to raise or lower the accomp volume. Press both simultaneously to reset to default value.

5. TEMPO
   Press [Tempo +] or [Tempo -] to increase or decrease the rhythm speed. Pressing the two buttons simultaneously may reset to the default tempo.

6. SINGLE CHORD
   When rhythm is activated, press [Single]. After “SIN” shows on the display, you can play a single chord on the keys in the chord zone of the keyboard. Press [Single] again, “SIN” will disappear from the display. The single chord function will be disenabled.

7. FINGERED CHORD
   In this mode, you play the individual notes of the chord with your left hand. Under the state that the rhythm is activated, press [Fingered]. After the “FIN” shows on the display, you can play a fingered chord on the keys in the chord zone of the keyboard. Press [Fingered] again, “FIN” will disappear from the display. The fingered chord function will be disenabled.

8. START/STOP
   Press to start or stop playing selected program.

9. RECORD
   Press [Record] to enable the recording function, “rEC” will show on the display. In this mode all played notes will be recorded. When storage is full, “FUL” will show on the display and recording will stop automatically. Press [Play] to playback the recorded notes, “PLy” will show on the display. On completion of playback, “rEC” will show on the display. You can record a new rhythm, or you can press [Play] to playback the recorded rhythm.

10. PROGRAM
    Press [Program] to enable the rhythm programming function, “Prg” will show on the display and the keyboard percussion will be activated. In this mode, you can create custom rhythms by playing the corresponding percussion key. 32 Percussions can be recorded at maximum, after that “FUL” will show on the display and programming will stop automatically. Press [Play] to playback the programming rhythm. Press [Start/Stop] or press [Program] again to disenable the programming function. All recorded rhythms will be removed.

11. PLAY
    Press to playback recorded notes or rhythms.

12. SUSTAIN
    Press [Sustain], “SUS” will show on the display. The sustain effect will be activated. Press this button again, “SUS” will disappear from the display. The sustain effect will be disenabled.

13. VIBRATO
    Press the [Vibrato] button, “Vib” will show on the display. The vibrato effect will be activated. Press this button again, “Vib” will disappear from the display. The vibrato effect will be disenabled.

14. LED DISPLAY
    Displays current mode, notes to play, rhythm, tempo, etc.

15. ONE-KEY TRAINING
    Press [One Key] to enable the single key training function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. One key training aims at duration learning, and there is no requirement on pitch or creativeness. This mode allows for mistakes when playing the keys, but the keyboard still plays correct notes and the display will show the correct notes. After one song is finished, repeat the current song to be learned. Press [Start/Stop] or press the [One Key] button to disenable the training function.

16. FOLLOW TRAINING
    Press [Follow] to enable the follow function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. With [Follow] training, you can learn by following the correct playing notes. You can also learn by following the notes shown on the display. The program will wait for you to play the correct note before it moves to the next one. Notes: In this mode, the Keyboard plays only the correct notes and gives no response to the wrong notes. Press [Start/Stop] or press [Follow] to disenable the training function.

17. ENSEMBLE TRAINING
    Press [Ensemble] to enable the ensemble function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. The Ensemble training aims at the correct and comprehensive learning of the song duration and notes. The keynote will be shielded for ensemble and you need to play the correct note according to the correct duration of the song. If you fail to play within 3 seconds, the keyboard will automatically play the correct note. After one song is finished, repeat the current song to be learned. Press the [Start/Stop] button or press [Ensemble] to disenable the training function.

18. KEYBOARD PERCUSSION
    This Keyboard provides 61 kinds of keyboard percussions. Press [Keyboard Percussion] to turn the keyboard into percussion keyboard, each key corresponds to one percussion instrument. Press this button again to disenable the keyboard percussion function.

19. TIMBRE
    The keyboard provides 255 timbres (“000” to “254”) to select. When turning on the keyboard, the timbre selection function will be turned on automatically. When in other modes, press the [TIMBRE] button to enable the function. “tnE” will show on the display if successful. The timbre is defaulted to be “000”, and it can be adjusted by pressing the corresponding number buttons or pressing the “+”/“-”button.

20. DEMO SONG
    This keyboard has stored 50 demo songs (“000” to “049”) for your selection. Press [DEMO SONG] and the demo songs will start to play in order. Press the [DEMO SONG] button again to stop playing the demonstration song. Press the number buttons or “+”/“-” buttons during playing to select the demonstration song. When pressing [TIMBRE] while the demonstration song is playing, “tnE” will show on the display. Press the number buttons or the“+”/“-”button within 3 seconds to select other timbres. Press [START/STOP] or press [DEMO SONG] again to stop playing the demonstration song.

21. RHYTHM
    Rhythm selection: This Keyboard provides 255 rhythms (“000” to “254”) for your selection. The rhythm is defaulted to be “000”. Press [Rhythm], “rhy” will show on the display. Press the numeric keys or the “+”/“-” buttons to select other rhythms. Rhythm enabling: Press [Start/Stop] to start accomp rhythm. While in enable state: Press [Sync], “Syn” will show on the display. Play any key in the chord key zone (1st-19th key from left). The accomp rhythm will be activated. Press [Start/Stop] to stop the accomp rhythm.
    Interlude: After the accomp rhythm is activated, press [FILL-IN] to have a temporary rhythm play during the accomp rhythm.

22. NUM PAD
    Numeric keys to enter an accurate value.

23. SYNC
    When in rhythm mode, press [Sync]. “SYN” will show on the display. Play any key in the chord key zone (the 1st-19th key, from left) to activate the accomp rhythm.

24. FILL-IN
    Press the [FILL-IN] button to add a fill to the accompaniment rhythm of your song. The fill played is determined by accompaniment rhythm selected. After the fill, the selected accompaniment rhythm will continue playing. The Fill In function can be used as often as desired.
    MP3 CONTROLS

25. VOLUME CONTROL
    Buttons to raise and lower MP3 volume.

26. PREVIOUS / NEXT
    Buttons to select previous and next song.

27. PLAY / PAUSE
    Press to start/resume or pause MP3 play.

28. STOP
    Press to stop MP3 play.

29. CONTINUOUS / RANDOM / SINGLE PLAYBACK
    Press to select a repeat mode.

30. EFFECT
    Press to select different effects.

31. CHORD ZONE
    Chord key zone (1st-19th key from left).
    CONNECTIONS
    

32. USB SLOT
    Insert a USB flash disk into this port on the rear of the Keyboard for MP3 music playing. Supports 32G max.

33. AUDIO INPUT
    Turn off the keyboard and external audio device of choice. Connect one end of the audio cable to the INPUT port on the rear panel of the keyboard, connect the other end to the audio port of the device.

34. MICROPHONE INPUT
    Connect a microphone to the MIC port to sing while playing the keyboard.

35. HEADPHONES/OUTPUT
    When connecting headphones to the PHONES/OUTPUT port, the loudspeaker will be disenabled automatically. You can perform without disturbing others and other disturbing you.

36. DC 9V INPUT
    Socket for plugging in the supplied power adapter.

AUTO RHYTHM

Rhythm selection
This Keyboard provides 255 rhythms (“000” to “254”) for your selection. The rhythm is defaulted to be “000”. Press [Rhythm], “rhy” will show on the display. Press the number buttons or the “+”/“-” buttons to select other rhythms.
Rhythm control

1. Rhythm enabling
   Press [start/stop] to start accomp rhythm.
   While in enable state, Press [Sync], “Syn” will show on the Display. Play any key in the chord key zone (the 1st-19th key, from left) and the accomp rhythm will be activated.

2. Interlude
   After the accomp rhythm is activated, press [FILL-IN] to have a temporary rhythm play during the accomp rhythm.

3. Stop rhythm
   During the accomp rhythm, press [Start/Stop] the stop the accomp rhythm.

Tempo adjustment
Press [Tempo +] or [Tempo -] to increase or decrease the tempo. Pressing the two buttons simultaneously may reset to the default value tempo/min.

EFFECT CONTROL

Sustain function
Press [Sustain], “SUS” will show on the display. The sustain effect will be activated. Press this button again, “SUS” will disappear from the display. The sustain effect will be disenabled.
Vibrato function
Press the [Vibrato] button, “Vib” will show on the display. The vibrato effect will be activated. Press this button again, “Vib” will disappear from the display. The vibrato effect will be disenabled.

RECORDING AND RHYTHM PROGRAMMING

Recording
Press [REC] to enable the recording function, “rEC” will show on the display. In this mode all played notes will be recorded. When storage is full, “FUL” will show on the display and recording will stop automatically. Press [Play] to playback the recorded notes, “PLy” will show on the screen. On completion of playback, “rEC” will show on the display. You can record a new rhythm, or you can press [Play] to playback the recorded rhythm. Press [START/STOP] or press [REC] again to disenable the recording function .All recorded rhythm will be removed.

Rhythm programming
Press [PROG] to enable the rhythm programming function, “Prg” will show on the screen and the keyboard percussion will be activated. In this mode, you can create custom rhythms by playing the corresponding percussion key. 32 percussions can be recorded at maximum, after that “FUL” will show on the display and programming will stop automatically. Press [PLAY] to playback the programming rhythm. Press [START/STOP] or press [PROG] again to disenable the programming function. All recorded rhythm will be removed.

TRAINING METHODS

1. Training I: One key
   Press [One Key] to enable the single key training function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. One key training aims at duration learning, and there is no requirement on pitch or creativeness. This mode allows for mistakes when playing the keys, but the keyboard still plays correct notes and the display will show the correct notes. After one song is finished, repeat the current song to be learned. Press [Start/Stop] or press the [One Key] button to disenable the training function.

2. Training II: Follow
   Press [Follow] to enable the follow function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. With [Follow] training, you can learn by following the correct playing notes. You can also learn by following the notes shown on the display. The program will wait for you to play the correct note before it moves to the next one. Notes: In this mode, the Keyboard plays only the correct notes and gives no response to the wrong notes. Press [Start/Stop] or press [Follow] to disenable the training function.

3. Training III: Ensemble
   Press [Ensemble] to enable the ensemble function. Press the “+”/“-” or num pad buttons to select the song to be learned. The Ensemble training aims at the correct and comprehensive learning of the song duration and notes. The keynote will be shielded for ensemble and you need to play the correct note according to the correct duration of the song. If you fail to play within 3 seconds, the keyboard will automatically play the correct note. After one song is finished, repeat the current song to be learned. Press the [Start/Stop] button or press [Ensemble] to disenable the training function.

RECOMMENDED TRAINING APPS / GAMES

MAX highly recommends the below apps to support you on your journey of piano exploration. It has never been this easy to dip your toes in the deep and majestic waters of playing the piano. Train yourself from novice to king of the keys with help from PIANO DUST BUSTER, PIANO MAESTRO and SIMPLY PIANO.
Please note: downloading the below apps is free of charge. Expanding the apps with more training, songs and other additives might involve costs.

• PIANO DUST BUSTER is the ultimate introduction to piano for kids. No previous piano experience needed!
• An in depth educational tool to study piano. From a single note to complete pieces, PIANO MAESTRO makes sheet music come to life!
• Explore the piano step-by-step, from scratch. SIMPLY PIANO will help you learn the basics from sight-reading to playing with both hands.

PIANO DUST BUSTER
Help granny dusting off her piano while collecting points and bonuses. Piano Dust Buster is a great tool to get excited about playing your piano and improving your skills. Piano Dust Buster is an ultimate introduction to piano, no previous piano experience needed. You have the option to begin practicing reading notation, compete against other players or challenge yourself to hundreds of songs ranging from Beethoven to Adele. (*IOS compatible only !) PIANO MAESTRO

1 ranked Education App. An in depth educational tool for beginning to study

piano. PIANO MAESTRO helps practicing and learning sight reading, rhythm, technique, playing with both hands and much more!
In addition you will
Progress up in chapters, unlock new songs and raise the difficulty level along the way. Learn to play songs step by step and have access to practice options. You’re able to personalize your learning experience.
Piano Method Books Included
Learn songs from some of the most well-known and beloved piano method books used today. A digital way to compliment the use of your favorite method book, all books can be found in the Library in the ‘Methods’ section. (*IOS-IPAD compatible only!)

SIMPLY PIANO (IOS and ANDROID COMPATIBLE)
Whether you’re a complete beginner or want to learn piano on your own, SIMPLY PIANO will guide you to become the piano player you always wanted to be. Just place your IOS or Android device on your piano and play. Your device will immediately recognize what you are playing!

• Learn the piano basics from sight-reading to playing with both hands
• Tons of fun songs ranging from classical to top-charting hits
• Listens to how you play, giving you instant feedback to quickly learn and improve your skills
• Courses for different tastes and levels including pop chords, essentials, blues and more

*( Compatible with both IOS and ANDROID devices)**

APPENDIX I. TIMBRE TABLE

000| Acoustic Grand Piano| 064| Acoustic Guitar (Nylon) & Banjo| 128| Viola & Acoustic Guitar (Steel)| 193| Bassoon & Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)
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001| Rhodes Piano| 065| Acoustic Guitar (Steel) & Orchestral Harp| 129| Cello & Electronic Bass (Finger)| 194| Clarinet & Acoustic Bass
002| Chorused Piano| 066| Electronic Guitar (Jazz) & Brass Section| 130| Orchestral Harp & Acoustic Grand Piano| 195| Piccolo & Slap Bass 1
003| Celesta 1| 067| Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1 & Oboe| 131| String Ensemble 1 & Vibraphone| 196| Flute & Chorused Piano
004| Music Box 1| 068| Distortion Guitar & Lead 1 (square)| 132| Trumpet & Church Organ| 197| Pan Flute & Xylophone 1
005| Vibraphone| 069| Acoustic Bass & Cello| 133| Trombone & Acoustic Guitar (Steel)| 198| Lead 1 (square) & Reed Organ 1
006| Marimba 1| 070| Electronic Bass (Finger) & Trombone| 134| Tuba & Electronic Bass (Finger)| 199| Banjo & Electronic Guitar (Jazz)
007| Xylophone 1| 071| Electronic Bass(Pick) &Synth Brass 1| 135| French Horn & Acoustic Grand Piano| 200| Acoustic Grand Piano & Viola
008| Percussive Organ| 072| Fretless Bass & Oboe| 136| Brass Section & Vibraphone| 201| Rhodes Piano & Trombone
009| Rock Organ| 073| Slap Bass 1 & Flute| 137| Synth Brass 1 & Church Organ| 202| Chorused Piano & Soprano Sax
010| Church Organ| 074| Slap Bass 2 & Synth Bass 2| 138| Soprano Sax & Acoustic Guitar (Steel)| 203| Celesta 1 & Clarinet
011| Reed Organ 1| 075| Synth Bass1 & Acoustic Grand Piano| 139| Alto Sax & Acoustic Bass| 204| Music Box 1 & Banjo
012| Accordion| 076| Synth Bass 2 & Vibraphone| 140| Tenor Sax 1 & Slap Bass 2| 205| Vibraphone & Cello
013| Harmonica| 077| Violin & Rock Organ| 141| Baritone Sax & Music Box 1| 206| Marimba 1 & Tuba
014| Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)| 078| Viola & Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)| 142| Oboe & Rock Organ| 207| Xylophone 1 & Alto Sax
015| Acoustic Guitar (Steel)| 079| Cello & Acoustic Bass| 143| Bassoon & Harmonica| 208| Percussive Organ & Clarinet
016| Electronic Guitar (Jazz)| 080| Orchestral Harp & Slap Bass 2| 144| Clarinet & Distortion Guitar| 209| Rock Organ & Synth Bass 1
017| Electronic Guitar(Clean)1| 081| String Ensemble 1 & Music Box 1| 145| Piccolo & Fretless Bass| 210| Church Organ & String Ensemble 1
018| Distortion Guitar| 082| Trumpet & Rock Organ| 146| Flute & Rhodes Piano| 211| Reed Organ 1 & Brass Section
019| Acoustic Bass| 083| Trombone & Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)| 147| Pan Flute & Marimba 1| 212| Accordion & Tenor Sax 1
020| Electronic Bass (Finger)| 084| Tuba & Acoustic Bass| 148| Lead 1 (square) & Church Organ| 213| Harmonica & Flute
021| Electronic Bass (Pick)| 085| French Horn & Slap Bass 2| 149| Banjo & Acoustic Guitar (Steel)| 214| Acoustic Guitar (Nylon) & Violin
022| Fretless Bass| 086| Brass Section & Music Box 1| 150| Acoustic Grand Piano & Violin| 215| Acoustic Guitar (Steel) & Trombone
023| Slap Bass 1| 087| Synth Brass 1 & Rock Organ| 151| Rhodes Piano & Trumpet| 216| Electronic Guitar (Jazz) & Alto Sax
024| Slap Bass 2| 088| Soprano Sax & Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)| 152| Chorused Piano & Synth Brass 1| 217| Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1 & Piccolo
025| Synth Bass 1| 089| Alto Sax & Distortion Guitar| 153| Celesta 1 & Bassoon| 218| Distortion Guitar & Synth Bass 2
026| Synth Bass 2| 090| Tenor Sax 1 & Slap Bass 1| 154| Music Box 1 & Lead 1 (square)| 219| Acoustic Bass & Trumpet
027| Violin| 091| Baritone Sax & Celesta 1| 155| Vibraphone & Viola| 220| Electronic Bass (Finger) & Brass Section
028| Viola| 092| Oboe & Percussive Organ| 156| Marimba 1 & Trombone| 221| Electronic Bass (Pick) & Tenor Sax 1
029| Cello| 093| Bassoon & Accordion| 157| Xylophone 1 & Soprano Sax| 222| Fretless Bass & Piccolo
030| Orchestral Harp| 094| Clarinet & Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1| 158| Percussive Organ & Bassoon| 223| Slap Bass 1 & Banjo
031| String Ensemble 1| 095| Piccolo & Electronic Bass (Pick)| 159| Rock Organ & Banjo| 224| Slap Bass 2 & Cello
032| Trumpet| 096| Flute & Acoustic Grand Piano| 160| Church Organ & Orchestral Harp| 225| Synth Bass 1 & Celesta 1
033| Trombone| 097| Pan Flute & Vibraphone| 161| Reed Organ 1 & French Horn| 226| Synth Bass 2 & Percussive Organ
034| Tuba| 098| Lead 1 (square) & Rock Organ| 162| Accordion & Alto Sax| 227| Violin & Accordion
035| French Horn| 099| Banjo & Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)| 163| Harmonica & Piccolo| 228| Viola & Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1
036| Brass Section| 100| Acoustic GrandPiano & Synth Bass 2| 164| Acoustic Guitar (Nylon) & Synth Bass 2| 229| Cello & Fretless Bass
037| Synth Brass 1| 101| Rhodes Piano & String Ensemble 1| 165| Acoustic Guitar (Steel) & Trumpet| 230| Orchestral Harp & Chorused Piano
038| Soprano Sax| 102| Chorused Piano & Brass Section| 166| Electronic Guitar (Jazz) & Soprano Sax| 231| String Ensemble 1 & Xylophone 1
039| Alto Sax| 103| Celesta 1 & Oboe| 167| Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1 & Clarinet| 232| Trumpet & Accordion
040| Tenor Sax 1| 104| Music Box 1 & Pan Flute| 168| Distortion Guitar & Synth Bass 1| 233| Trombone                     &Electronic Guitar(Clean)1
041| Baritone Sax| 105| Vibraphone & Violin| 169| Acoustic Bass&String Ensemble1| 234| Tuba & Fretless Bass
042| Oboe| 106| Marimba 1 & Trumpet| 170| Electronic Bass (Finger) & French Horn| 235| French Horn & Chorused Piano
043| Bassoon| 107| Xylophone 1 & Synth Brass 1| 171| Electronic Bass (Pick) & Alto Sax| 236| Brass Section & Xylophone 1
044| Clarinet| 108| Percussive Organ & Oboe| 172| Fretless Bass & Clarinet| 237| Synth Brass 1 & Accordion
045| Piccolo| 109| Rock Organ & Lead 1 (square)| 173| Slap Bass 1 & Lead 1 (square)| 238| Soprano Sax & ElectronicGuitar (Clean) 1
046| Flute| 110| Church Organ & Cello| 174| Slap Bass 2 & Viola| 239| Alto Sax & Electronic Bass (Pick)
047| Pan Flute| 111| Reed Organ 1 & Tuba| 175| Synth Bass 1 & Chorused Piano| 240| Tenor Sax 1 & Rhodes Piano
048| Lead 1 (square)| 112| Accordion & Soprano Sax| 176| Synth Bass 2 & Xylophone 1| 241| Baritone Sax & Marimba 1
049| Banjo| 113| Harmonica & Clarinet| 177| Violin & Reed Organ 1| 242| Oboe & Reed Organ 1
050| E-Tone Piano| 114| Acoustic Guitar (Nylon)&Synth Bass1| 178| Viola & Electronic Guitar (Jazz)| 243| Bassoon & Acoustic Guitar (Steel)
051| Electronic Grand Piano| 115| Acoustic Guitar (Steel) & String Ensemble 1| 179| Cello & Electronic Bass (Pick)| 244| Clarinet & Electronic Bass (Finger)
052| Honky-tonk Piano| 116| Electronic      Guitar      (Jazz)&Synth Brass1| 180| Orchestral Harp & Rhodes Piano| 245| Piccolo & Slap Bass 2
053| Harpsichord 1| 117| Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1 & Bassoon| 181| String Ensemble 1 & Marimba 1| 246| Flute & Celesta 1
054| Clavi 1| 118| Distortion Guitar & Banjo| 182| Trumpet & Reed Organ 1| 247| Pan Flute & Percussive Organ
055| Glockenspiel| 119| Acoustic Bass & Orchestral Harp| 183| Trombone & Electronic Guitar (Jazz)| 248| Lead 1 (square) & Accordion
056| Marimba 1 & String Ensemble 1| 120| Electronic Bass (Finger) & Tuba| 184| Tuba & Electronic Bass (Pick)| 249| Banjo & Electronic Guitar (Clean) 1
057| Xylophone 1 & Brass Section| 121| Electronic Bass (Pick) & Soprano Sax| 185| French Horn & Rhodes Piano| 250| Rock Organ & Synth Bass 2
058| Percussive     Organ                    & Baritone Sax| 122| Fretless Bass & Bassoon| 186| Brass Section & Marimba 1| 251| Percussive Organ & Piccolo
059| Rock Organ & Chorused Piano| 123| Slap Bass 1 & Pan Flute| 187| Synth Brass 1 & Reed Organ 1| 252| Xylophone 1 & Tenor Sax 1
060| Church Organ & Viola| 124| Slap Bass 2 & Violin| 188| Soprano Sax & Electronic Guitar (Jazz)| 253| Marimba 1 & French Horn
061| Reed     Organ      1             & Trombone| 125| Synth Bass 1 & Rhodes Piano| 189| Alto Sax & Electronic Bass (Finger)| 254| Vibraphone & Orchestral Harp
062| Accordion &Synth Brass1| 126| Synth Bass 2 & Marimba 1| 190| Tenor Sax 1 & Acoustic Grand Piano| |
063| Harmonica & Bassoon| 127| Violin & Church Organ| 191| Baritone Sax & Vibraphone| |

APPENDIX II. RHYTHM TABLE

Party Pop
060| 16BtBallad2| 124| Indonesian Pop| 188| Uk pop2| 252| Parranda
061| Soul| 125| Pop Ballad| 189| Show Tune 1| 253| Carnival
062| PopRock1| 126| South Africa Country| 190| SchlagerAlp| 254| 60’s Vintage Pop
063| PopRock2| 127| South Africa Polka| 191| Single Rock| |

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

• Power Supply: 100-240VAC 50Hz
• Weight: 4,40 kg
• Dimensions: 930 x 304 x 93mm

The specifications are typical. The actual values can slightly change from one unit to the other. Specifications can be changed without prior notice.

The products referred to in this manual conform to the European Community Directives to which they are subject:

• Low Voltage (LVD) 2014/35/EU
• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) 2014/30/EU
• Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) 2011/65/EU

Specifications and design are subject to change without prior notice.
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References

• Sound & Light distributor - Tronios.com

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