Akai EWI 1000 User manual

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MODEL EWV 2000
ELECTRIC WIND INSTRUMENT
MODEL EWI 1
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ELECTRIC VALVE INSTRUMENT
MODEL
EVM
IIIII
EWI & EVI SOUND MODULE
MODEL EWV 2
• • II
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* SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
PRECAUTIONS DURING SERVICING
1. Parts identified by the A symbol are critical for safety.
,^ Replace only with parts number specified.
2. In addition to safety, other parts and assemblies are
specified for conformance with such regulations as those
applying to spurious radiation.
These must also be replaced only with specified
replacements.
Examples: RF converters, tuner units, antenna selector
switches, RF cables, noise blocking capacitors, noise
blocking filters, etc.
3. Use specified internal wiring. Note especially:
1) Wires covered with PVC tubing
2) Double insulated wires
3) High voltage leads
4. Use specified insulating materials for hazardous live parts.
Note especially:
1) Insulation Tape
2) PVC tubing
3) Spacers (Insulating Barriers)
4) Insulation sheets for transistors
5) Plastic screws for fixing microswitch (especially in
turntable)
5. When replacing AC primary side components (transform
ers, power cords, noise blocking capacitors, etc.), wrap
ends of wires securely about the terminals before soldering.
6. Observe that wires do not contact heat producing parts
(heatsinks, oxide metal film resistors, fusible resistors,
etc.).
• INFORMATION
7. Check that replaced wires do not contact sharp edged or
pointed parts.
8. Also check areas surrounding repaired locations.
9. Use care that foreign objects (screws, solder droplets, etc.)
do not remain inside the set.
SAFETY CHECK AFTER SERVICING
Confirm the specified insulation resistance between power
cord plug prongs and externally exposed parts of the set is
greater than 10 M ohms, but for equipment with external
antenna terminals (tuner, receiver, etc.) and is intended for
[C] or [X] , specified insulation resistance should be head
phone jacks, line-in-out jacks, etc. more than 2.2 M ohms
(ground terminals, microphone jacks).
PRECAUTIONS FOR LITHIUM BATTERY
The lithium battery may explode when heated excessively.
[OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING WHEN REPLACING]
• replace with the same make and type only.
• Use soldering iron in "recommended way" only.
• Place battery in correct polarity.
• Do not short the terminals.
• Do not recharge battery.
• Do not dispose of battery in fire.
[DANGER]
[RECOMMENDED WAY]
SYMBOLS FOR PRIMARY DESTINATION
Alphabet indicates the destination of the units as listed below.
Symbols
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Principal Destinations
USA
UK
Canada
Europe (except UK)
Japan
Australia
W. Germany only
Universal Area
Custom version
VOLTAGE CONVERSION
(IE, V. B, Si Model only)
Before connecting the power cord, SET the VOLTAGE
SELECTOR located on the bottom plate with a screwdriver
so that the correct voltage is indicated.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
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ELECTRIC WIND INSTRUMENT
MODEL EWI 1
ELECTRIC VALVE INSTRUMENT
MODEL
EVI1
• Hit
SPECIFICATIONS
For improvement purposes, specifications and design are subject to change without notice.
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I. CONTROLS
1-1. CONTROLS OF MODEL EWI1000
DOWN— <*™*-*UP
Fig. 1-1
(D NOTE KEY: Note keys using touch sensors.
(2) MOUTHPIECE: Hold the mouthpiece gently in your mouth
and blow in. Do not bite with your teeth.
(D LIP: The pitch, tone, and volume change according to the pres
sure applied to the mouthpiece. Vibration effects including vi
brato, growl/wow-wow, tremolo, and PWM can be obtained by
applying pressure in short, quick movement.
(4) BREATH: Blow in here. Never suck. The strength of breath
changes the pitch, tone, and volume. Do not insert needles, pins,
liquid, or other foreign substances into the hole, as this will result
in malfunction.
(D CABLE CLUTCH: Attach the multi cable here.
<D CONNECTOR: Insert the plug of the included multi cable here.
® TOUCH PLATE BASE: This is the base on which the touch
plate, including the bender and glide plate, is mounted.
® This is the TOUCH PLATE BASE POSITION ADJUST
SCREW. Move the touch plate base forward or backward to find
a position in which it can be operated comfortably with the
thumb of the right hand.
(§) This is the GLIDE PLATE. A glide or portamento effect can be
produced by touching the glide plate and the earth plate (D) with
the right thumb.
© This is the BEND DOWN PLATE. Touch it along with the
earth plate (D) with the right thumb to lower the pitch.
© This is the EARTH PLATE. Always keep your right thumb on
the plate when you are playing.
(|) This is the BEND UP PLATE. Touch it along with the earth
plate (D) with the right thumb to raise the pitch.
® SLING MOUNT: Hang the EWI1000 on a slinger (included) to
make playing easier.
CD OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER: The basic note key range can be
shifted over 8 octaves. This roller also uses touch sensors. The
range is "standard" when the "II" position is touched with the
left thumb. Always touch this roller while playing.
8 This is the touch sensor sensitivity adjuster. It has already been
adjusted at the factory so do not touch it. If adjustment is neces
sary, refer to the section entitled "Adjustment of Touch Sensor
Sensitivity'1.
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1-2. CONTROLS OF MODEL EVI1000
©
©
®
FINGER RESTS: Finger rests for the index, middle, and little
fingers of the left hand, to support the EV11000 and rotate the
octave canister.
NOTE KEY (LEFT): Note key with a touch sensor for the left
hand. The pitch decreases by 5 steps when touched with the
index finger of the left hand.
NOTE KEYS (RIGHT): Note keys with touch sensors for the
right hand. Touch them with the index, middle, and ring fingers.
MOUTHPIECE: Hold the mouthpiece gently in your mouth
and blow in. Do not bite with your teeth.
LIP: Glide and portamento effects can be obtained according to
the pressure applied to the mouthpiece.
BREATH: Blow in here. Never suck. The strength of breath
changes the pitch, tone, and volume. Do not insert needles, pins.
liquid, or other foreign substances into the hole, as this will result
in malfunction. . ,
OCTAVE CANISTER: Canister for operating the octave shift
roller. Rotate without applying excessive power.
CANISTER EARTH PLATE: Keep your left thumb on the
earth plate when playing or creating sounds.
OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER: The basic note key range can be
shifted over 6 octaves (or 8 octaves using with note keys K3. K4.
etc.). This roller also uses touch sensors. The range is "standard"
when the "§gp position is touched with the left thumb. Always
touch this roller while playing.
TOUCH PLATE BASE: This is the base on which the bender
and vibration lever are mounted.
Fig. 1-2
This is the TOUCH PLATE BASE POSITION ADJUST
SCREW. Move the touch plate base forward or backward to find
a position in which it can be operaied comfortably with the
thumb of the right hand.
This is the VIBRATION LEVER. Move your right thumb with
short, quick movements to produce modulation such as vibrato.
growl/wow-wow, tremolo, and PWM.
This is the BEND DOWN PLATE. Touch it along with the
earth plate @ with the right thumb to lower the pitch.
This is the EARTH PLATE. Always keep your right thumb on
the plate when you are playing.
This is the BEND UP PLATE. Touch it along with the earth
plate © with the right thumb to raise the pilch.
CONNECTOR: Insert the plug of the included mulii cable here.
This is the touch sensor sensitivity adjuster. It has already been
adjusted ai the factory so do not touch it. If adjustment is neces
sary, refer to the section entitled "Adjustment of Touch Sensor
Sensitivity".
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II. DISASSEMBLY
In case of trouble, etc, necessitating dismantling, please dismantle in the order shown in the photographs.
Reassemble in reverse order.
2-1. MODEL EWI1000
1. REMOVAL OF BOTTOM COVER
BOTTOM
COVER
2. REMOVAL OF MAIN PCB
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2-2. MODEL EVI1000
1. REMOVAL OF BOTTOM COVER
2. REMOVAL OF MAIN PCB
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III. EXAMPLE OF FINGERING TABLE
3-1. EWIIOOO STANDARD FINGERING TABLE
Note keys (left)
(-2) (-D <-1> t-2) <+D (-1)
K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6
Figures in ( ) refer to half steps.
Note keys (right)
( + 1) (_2) (-1) (-2) (+D (-11 (-2)
K5' K7 K8 K9 K10 K11 K12
□LTD
Octave Shift Roller
The "0" position is the reference standard.
Up +4 +3 +2 -1 0 -1 -2 Down
Fig. 3-1
Touch the keys which are filled in.
NOTE
NOTE KEY(LEFT)
Kl K2 K3 K4 K5 K6
NOTE KEY(RIGHT)
K5'
K7 K8
K9
KIO
KM
KI2
OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER
A'
F»
0
I
o
0
I
I
0
I
Q
0
0
I
0
0
o
0
0
I
0
0
Q
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Q
0
0
Q
I
0
Q
o
0
0
o
o o
0
Q
O
O
0
Q
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
□DDDiiDD
UP
0 DOWN
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NOTE
NOTE KEY(LEFT)
Kl K2 K3 K4 K5 K6
NOTE KEY(RIGHT)
K5'
K7
K8 K9
KIO
Kll
KI2
OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER
0
0
o
o o
0
0
0
o
0
0
o o o o
0
0
0
A'
o
0
0
o o o
0
0
o o
0
0
D
O
O
o! 0
0
0
ddddmdd
UP 0
DOWN
o o
0
0
o
o
o
o 0
0
0
c
O
o o
0
0
Q O O
o 0
0
o o o
I
0
o o
o 0
0
0
Examples of Other Fingering
NOTE
NOTE KEY(LEFT)
Kl K2
K3
K4
K5
NOTE KEY(RIGHT)
K6 K5'
K7 K8 K9 i KIO Kl
KI2
OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER
D»
0
0
0 Q
0
I
0
0
0
• I o
0
0
I
0
I
I
DDIID
UP
DOWN
0
I
I
) o o
0
0
o o o
0
0
0
DDDDMDD
0 DOWN
O
o
0
0
o
o o
0
0
o
o o
0
0
D
O
O O
0
0
0
UP
-1 DOWN
These are only a few examples.
Refer to a manual for the saxophone, etc. for other fingerings.
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3-2. EVIIOOO STANDARD FINGERING TABLE
Note keys (left)
(+2) <+i) (+4j
KS K6 K7
H
K1 K2 K3
(-2) (-1) (_3)
Note keys (right)
Figuresin ( ) refer to half steps.
K4 (-5)
K Touch the keys which are filled in.
II
Oown -2 -1 o +1 +2 +3 Up
Octave Shift Roller
The "0" position is the reference standard.
Fig. 3-2
NOTE
NOTE KEY (RIGHT)
Kl
K2 K3
K5
K6 K7
NOTE KEY (LEFT)
K4
OQTAVE SHIFT ROLLER
□
o
a
D'
o
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
A'
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
a
a a
a
a
□
□
□
a
OOWN -1
UP
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NOTE
NOTE KEY (RIGHT)
Kl K2
K3 K5
K6 K7
NOTE KEY (LEFT)
K4
OCTAVE SHIFT ROLLER
D D
□
O
□ □
Df
O
□
□
o
□ □ □■
o o
D
□ □
up »it
F'
o
o
D
D
D
O O o
D
D D
5S G»
o
□ □ □
o
D
□ □
O
O
□
□ □
o o
□ D
□
O
O
O
□ □
□
II
I
DOWN
D a □
o
□
D
O
□
D
O □
□
DOWN
UP
38 Try using K5 through K7 for high notes and trills.
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IV. PRINCIPAL PARTS LOCATION
4-1. MODEL EWIIOOO
EWI ROLLER PCB
LI0I6A5O20
TOUCH PLATE BASE
MAiN(A)PCB
LIOI6A50IA
CONNECTOR
4-2. MODEL EVI1000
MAIN (B) PCB
LI0I6A50IB
BREATH
SENSOR
U P SENSOR
Fig. 4-1
BREATH SENSOR
EVl ROLLER PCS
LIOI5D5O2O
TOUCH SENSOR PLATE
WITH BREATH LEVER,
CONNECTOR
MAIN(B)PCB
LIOI5A5O1B
MAIN(A)PCB
LI0I5A5OIA
HALFOCTAVE
EARTH SHIFT KEY
PLATE
LIP SENSOR
Fig. 4-2
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V. ADJUSTMENT
5-1. ADJUSTMENT OF TOUCH SENSOR
SENSITIVITY
For regular use, there is no need to adjust the touch sensor sensitivity
adjuster, which is located at the front of the touch plate base. However,
if the pitch does not change properly when the note keys are operated,
use a screwdriver to adjust as follows:
© Get the included screwdriver.
(5) Do not touch the touch sensors.
(D Turn the BREATH ADJUST knob on the EWV2000 so that the
LED lights. Use an amplifier so that the sound is produced from
speakers.
(3D A strident sound should be produced from the speakers.
© Use the screwdriver to turn the touch sensor sensitivity adjuster
counterclockwise. The pitch of the strident sound should in
crease.
(D Gradually turn the adjuster clockwise. The sound should become
unstable. Turn further until the point where the sound-starts to
become stable. The best point is a point slightly past where the
sound becomes stable in the clockwise direction.
® Readjust the BREATH ADJUST knob on the EWV2000. When
the LED lights, turn the knob slightly back counterclockwise
until the LED turns off.
(D Try playing the EW11000 or EV110GO. If the sound is still not
proper, repeat steps (3) through (7).
(D Moisten your hands with hand cream if they are very dry.
BREATH 5P|r 1-EOiiflhn
ADJUST -S- SENSE
Touch sensor sensitivity adjuster
Screwdriver (included)
Right
(Right)
H
Best point
NOTE: Do not turn the touch sensor sensitivity adjuster too strongly
clockwise or counterclockwise as it may break.
Fig. 5-1
5-2. ADJUSTMENT OF KEY CONTROL
VOLTAGE
1. Remove the bottom cover of EWI1000 (EVI1000).
Connect EWIIOOO(EVIIOOO) to sound module MODEL
EWI2000.
Do not touch the touch sensor of instrument.
2. Turn the BREATH ADJUST knob on the EWI2000, so that the
LED lights. Use an amplifier, so that the sound is produced from
speakers.
3. Connect the Digital Voltmeter to connector PI pin 2 Va-REF on
the MAIN PC Board of EWI10OO (EVI1000).
4. Confirm that the Voltage Va-REF is approxmently 4.77V.
5. Connect the Digital Voltmeter to connect P2 pin I KEY CV on the MAIN
PC Board of EWI1000 (EVI1000).
6. Adjust VR2 on the MAIN PC Board while playing note "G", so that the
Voltage at note "G" is 1.87V ± 60mV.
Note: After this adjustment confirm that the voltage of other notes which
indicated voltages in table 5-1 are within ± 60mV.
7. Connect the Digital Voltmeter to connecter P2 pin 2 OCT CV on the MAIN
PC Board of EWI1000 (EVI1000).
8. Confirm that the Voltage of OCT CV as indicated in table 5-2 are within
:£ 120mV.
Model EW1000/EV1000
KEY CV VOLTAGE TABLE Va-REF = 4.77V
Table 5-1
Model EWI1000/EVI1000
OCTAVE CV VOLTAGE TABLE Va-REF = 4.77V
Table 5-2
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VI. PARTS LIST
HOW TO USE THIS PARTS LIST
1. This Parts List lists those parts which are considered necessary for repairs. Other common parts, such as resistors and
capacitors, are listed in the "Common List for Service Parts" from which these parts should be selected and stocked.
2. The Recommended Spare Parts List shows those parts in the Parts List which are considered particularly important
for service.
3. Parts not shown in the Parts List and "Common List for Service Parts" will not in principle be supplied.
4. How to read the Parts List.
a) Mechanism Block
2. HEAD BASE BLOCK
REF.
NO.
PART NO.
BH-T2023A320A
HP-H2206A010A
ZS-477876
ZS-536488
ZG-402895
DESCRIPTION
HEAD BASE BLOCK
HEAD R/P PR4-8FU C
PAN20X03STL CMT
BID20X08STL CMT
SP CS ANGLE ADJUST
b) PC Board
6. MAIN PC BOARD
REF.
NO:
6-IC1
6-IC2
6-CIA
6-C1B
6-C1C
6-X1
SP (Service Parts) Classification
A small "x" indicates that this part is not
shown in the Photo or Illustration.
This number corresponds with the indi
vidual parts index number in that figure.
This number corresponds with the Figure-
Number.
The available PC Board Blocks are listed separately.
5. When Part No. is known, Parts Index at end of Parts List
by its Reference No. listed at right of Part No.
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
EI-324536 IC HD14049BP
EI-3368O1 IC MB8841-S64M
EC-338399 C MMY V 223M 2S0AC [U,E,B,S)
EC-3S0949 C MMY V 223M 250DC [J)
EC-338397 C MMY V 223M 125AC [C,A)
EI-318384 OSCXTALNC-18C ~^T~
Symbols for primary destination—!
[A):AAL(U.S.A.) [S]:SAA (Australia)
[B]: BEAB(England) [U]: U/T(Universal Area)
[C]: CSA(Canada) [V]: VDE(W. Germany)
[E]: CEE(Europe) [Y]: Custom Version
[J]:JPN (Japan)
SP (Service Parts) Classification
—These reference symbols correspond with
component symbols in the Schematic
Diagrams.
can be used to locate where that part is shown in Parts List
-" ;---;--■■-: WARNING ':""
A (*) /1NDICAT3ES SAFEIY^CRIIICAL COMPONENTS. FOR CONTINUED SAFETY; REPLACE SAFETY
CRITICAL COMPONENTS O^LY WITH MANUFACTURE'S RECOMMENDED PARTS. " "
AVERTESSEMENT .. . ,
A C*) IL INDIQUE LES COMPOSANTS CRITIQUES DE SECURTTE. POUR MAINTENIR LE DEGRE
DE SECURTTt DB L»APPAREIL, NE REMPLACER QUE DES PIECES RECOMMANDEES PAR TiE
FABRICANT. , , / ..„._.. " - , .
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6-1. Model EWI1000
1. RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
i
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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2. P.C BOARD BLOCK
Ref. No. Part No. Description
1 BA-L1016A020A PCNEWI MAIN A BLK EWI1000
3. MAIN A P.C BOARD
4. MAIN B P.C BOARD
5. FINAL ASSEMBLY BLOCK
Ref. No.
1
2
3
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5
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Part No.
BD-375666
ZW-375668
GK-375669
GK-375670
GK-375671
GK-375677
GK-375678
GK-375679A
GK-375679B
GK-375680
GK-375681
GK-375672
ZW-375657
ZS-377749
ZS-396044
ZS-379554J
ZS-379555J
EJ-376339
SC-375674
SC-375674B
ZS-570576
SP-375667
BZ-723435J
EZ-375618
GH-B375639B
GH-B375640A
GH-B375640B
XX-375711
BA-L1016A030A
SC-375673
ZS-608486
GO-375636J1
SZ-376849
SZ-376850
SC-375676
SE-377753
EW-375710
Description
PANEL FRONT EW11000
SPACER KEY TOP
SPACER KEY LEVER(A)
SPACER KEY LEVER(B)
KEY TOP
KEY LEVERIA)
KEY LEVER(B)
KEY LEVER(C)
KEY LEVER©)
KEY LEVER(E)
KEY LEVERIFI
KEY LEVER(G)
SPACER OPEREAT
PROP 2 F.SCREW COVER BOTTOM
BID30X08STL BNI
OCS26X15BRSNI3
0CS30X15BRSN13
PLUG EMC-UT
COVER CAPIA)
COVER CAP(B)
OCS30X08STL NI3
COVER BOTTOM
PC EWI BREATH BLK EW11000
SENSOR VIBRATO
HOLDER GRIPIBI PART
HOLDER SUDE(A) PART
HOIDER SLIDE(B) PART
ROD HOLDER 373
PC EWI ROLLER BLK EWI1000
COVER ROLLER
PAN30X05STL BNI
MOUTWIECE
VINYL TUBED- 5.1 CLEAR
SILICON RUBBER TUBED = 6.0
COVER MOUTHPECE
MASK MOUTHPECE
CORDEMCTM-EMCUT10P
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6-2. Model EVI1000
1. RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
Ref. No. •> Part No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
ED-375707
ED-375708
ED-343996
EI-375769
EI-375706 ,
EI-375705* '
EJ-375424
EV-377772
EV-368317
E2-375618
6C-375635
G0-375636J1
SZ-376B50
SZ-376849
Description
D SILICON CHIP DCC010
D SILICON CHPDSB010
DZENERHHZ12B1
ICM5218FP
IC M5234FP
IC TC4069UBF
PLUG EMC-TM
R S-FIX H EVM-J4G 0.50W 503
R S-FIX H EVM-MAG 0.50W 203
SENSOR VIBRATO
COVER MOUTHPIECE
MOUTHPIECE
SILICON RUBBER TUBE D = 6.0
VINYL TUBED = 5.1 CLEAR
2. P.C BOARD BLOCK
Ref. No. Part No. Description
1 BA-L1015AO2OA PCM MAIN BLK EVI1000
3. MAIN A P.C BOARD
4. MAIN B P.C BOARD
Ref. No. Part No.
D1
D2
D3
04
05
06
ED-375707
ED-375707
ED-375707
ED-375707
ED-375707
ED-375707
Description
D SILICON CHIP DCC010
D SILICON CHIP DCC010
D SILICON CHIP OCC010
D SILICON CHIP OCC010
D SILICON CHIP DCC010
D SILICON CHIP DCC010
5. FINAL ASSEMBLY BLOCK
Ref. No.
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Part No.
BD-375623
ZW-375668 .
ZW-375634
GK-375671
GK-375633
ZW-375614
ZS-396044
ZS-379555J
ZW-516993
ZW-273802
ZS-343112
ZS-379350
EJ-375424
ZS-608220
GH-B375626
GM-375627
ZS-351776
BA-L1015A030A
ZS-310581
GM-B378129
GK-375638
ZW-375645
ZS-373OO2
ZS-379120
BZ-723446J
GH-375621
EZ-375618
ZS-375702
ZW-325389
GO-375636J1
SZ-376849
SZ-376850
GC-375635
ZS-570576
SE-377753
SP-375624
ML-376282
ML-376283
ZW-376285
ZW-376286
ZS-375702
SK-376287
ZS-368319
ZS-417216
GK-B375639
GH-B375640A
GH-B375640B
EW-375709
Description
PANEL EVI1000
SPACER KEY TOP
SPEACERSUBKEY
KEY TOP
SUB KEY
SPEACER OPERATE
BID30X08STL BNI
OCS30X15BRSNI3
N30STL
CMT 1
TW30
BID20X10STLCMT
PAN30X06STL CMT
PLUG EMC-TM
PAN26XO6STL CMT
HOLDER DRUM PART
KEY
HOLDER DRUM
PT CTS30X08STL NI3
PC EVI ROLLER BLK EV11000
T2BR26X04STL CMT
DRUM KEY PART
FINGER REST
SPACER FINGER REST
PT BID30X06STL BNI
BID6OX15STLNI3
PC EVI BREATH BLK EVI1000
HOLDER MOUTHPEACE
SENSOR VIBRATO
SCREW PLASTIC PAN26X04PCN
N26STL CMT 3
MOUTHPIECE
VINYL TUBED=5.1 CLEAR
SILICON RUBBER TUBE D=6.0
COVER MOUTHPIECE
OCS30X08STL NI3
MASK MOUTHPIECE
COVER BOTTOM
LEVER ViBRATO(A}
LEVER VIBRATO(B)
SPASER VIBRATO(B)
SPACER VIBRATO(C)
SCREW PLASTIC PAN26X04PCN
KNOB VIBRATO
PT PAN20X05STL CMT
PAN30X04STL CMT
HOLDER GRIP PART
HOLDER SUDEIA) PART
HOIDER SUDEIB) PART
CORDEMCTM-EMCTM10P
16
-PAI
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nNAL ASSEMBLY BLOCK
IST-
15
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FINAL ASSEMBLY BLOCK
LIST-
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INDEX
Model EWIIOOO
Part No.
Ref. No.
Part No.
Ref. No.
Part No.
Ref. No.
Part No.
Ref. No.
PARTS LIST
17
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Model EVIIOOO
PARTS UST
18
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