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Congratulations
upon
your
selection
of
this
exciting
musical
instrument.
Whether
you
are
a
beginner
or
master
of
organ
techniques,
you
now
have
command
of
a
wide
array
of
expressive
possibilities.
Please
read
this
manual
thoroughly
to
be
sure
you
are
familiar
with
every
feature,
and
with
all
the
many
ways
you
can
use
each
one.
With
proper
care
and
a
little
time
together
you
and
your
Electone
can
become
lifelong
partners
in
musical
creativity.
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CONTENTS
Page
Main
Sections
and
Controls
......................
2
The
Tone
Levers
...........
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3
Portamento,
Auto
Rhythm
Section
................
4
Rhythm
-Stop
>
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5
Preset
Tones
—
Preset
Tablets,
Upper
Preset
Cancel
{Knee
lever),
Preset
Pistons,
Pedal
Solo
Piston
.
...................
6-7
Percussive,
Attack
1'4',
Upper
Vibrato,
Lower
Vibrato,
Touch
Vibrato
............
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8
Expression
Pedal,
Expression
Pedal
Switch
and
Tablets—Glide,
Damper,
Wah-Wah.
.................
9
Sound-in-Motion
Tremolo,
Flute
Split
..............
10
Sustain,
Manual
Attack,
Percussion,
Couplers—Upper
to
Upper
16’,
4’.
2’,
Lower
8'.4'
to
Upper
..........
11
Reverb,
Brilliance
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12
Roll-Top
Fallboard,
Power
Switch,
Headphone
Jack,
Ext
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Jack:
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Electone
Care,
Moving
the
Electone,
Maintenance,
Plugging
the
Electone
In
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14
Do
not
Be
Alarmed
If
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Playing
the
Electone
...........
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15
Registration
Guide
—
Section
|,
Section
Il,
Section
III,
Section
IV
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20
Specifications
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Main
Sections
and
Controls
Vibrato
Levers
Lower
Manual
Tone
Levers
|
Pedal
Tone
Levers
Percussion
Levers
i
Master
Volume
Brilliance
Rhythm
Section
Í
Power
Switch
Upper
Manual
Tone
Levers
Por
tamento
Tone
Selectors
Percussive
Levers
Upper
Preset
Effect
Tablets
Controls
Tremolo
Selectros
Foot
Switch
Upper
Sustain,
Attack,
Controls
Upper
Preset
Cancel
Percussion
Buttons
Flute
Split
Selectors
Preset
Board
Headphone
Jack
Portamento
Preset
Pistons
Upper
Manua
Lower
Manual
Pedalboard
Expression
Pedal
+
The
Tone
Levers
Each
of
these
levers
imparts
its
particular
voice
to
the
notes
played
on
the
manual.
There
are
two
ways
to
set
each
lever.
If
you
are
a
beginner
or
just
learning
a
new
registration,
use
the
click-stop
po-
sitions
shown
in
the
illustration.
By
noting
down
or
remembering
the
positions
for
each
lever
in
a
particular
combination,
that
registration
can
be
exactly
duplicated
at
any
time
without
guesswork.
The
numbers
corresponding
to
the
tone
lever
click-stop
settings
are
used
in
all
Yamaha
notation
and
registration
suggestions.
As
you
gain
self-assurance
and
mastery
of
the
Electone
registrations,
the
click-stops
may
prove
to
be
a
limitation.
In
that
case,
simply
ignore
them.
Each
lever
is
continuousiy
variable
from
off
to
full,
so
you
can
blend
in
any
tone
precisely
as
strong
as
you
want
it.
Remember
that
each
tone
lever
is
in
fact
a
volume
control
for
that
voice,
so
the
more
fully
you
combine
voices
for
a
manual,
the
louder
that
manual's
overall
volume
becomes.
This
can
be
compensated
for
with
the
Manual
Balance
control.
What's
a
‘Foot’?
Tone
lever
voices
come
in
several
types:
16’,
8’,
51/3’,
4’,
22/3’,
2’,
13/5’
and
1’,
These
foot
marks
indicate
the
relative
pitch;
they
at
one
time
referred
to
the
length
of
the
pipe
in
a
pipe
organ,
with
longer
pipes
producing
lower
tones.
The
8'
voice
is
a
“fundamental,”
which
means
that
it
creates
a
tone
when
a
key
is
pressed
the
same
as
that
produced
when
the
same
key
on
a
piano
is
played
—
in
other
words,
it
corresponds
to
the
written
note.
A
16'
tone
is
exactly
one
octave
lower,
4'
one
octave
higher
than
8',
2'
still
another
octave
higher
and
1’
an
octave
above
that.
The
other
harmonics
are
not
octaves.
These
various
harmonics
can
be
combined
for
extra
tonal
richness.
FLUTE
8"
FLUTE
4°
FLUTE
2°
FLUTE
1°
BASSOON
16°
BRASS
8
KINURA
8
STRING
4°
STRING
2°
FLUTE
16°
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FLUTE
54°
FLUTE
25°
FLUTE
13°
TROMBONE
16°
CLARINET
8°
OBOE
8
STRING
8°
STRING
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Portamento
The
Portamento
strip
produces
a
continuously
pitch-shifted
sound
just
like
the
one
created
by
a
finger
sliding
on
a
violin
string.
There
are
five
different
portamento
voices,
all
preset
combinations.
Precedence
among
the
portamento
voice
selector
tablets
is
to
the
right;
if
two
or
more
are
set
on,
the
one(s)
to
the
left
are
cancelled,
except
for
Tenor
and
Soprano
Whistles
which
will
play
together.
This
section
has
its
own
volume
control,
continuously
adjustable
so
that
the
portamento
volume
can
be
perfectly
balanced
with
the
other
sections.
Do
not
forget
that
the
portamento
strip
can
be
played
by
sliding
your
finger
up
and
down,
and
also
one
note
at
a
time
by
tapping
with
the
fingertip
at
the
appropriate
places.
Auto
Rhythm
Section
This
section
has
14
different
rhythm
accompaniments,
each
with
its
own
selector
button.
There
are
also
rhythm
Volume,
Tempo
and
Tone
Balance
controls,
a
tempo
indicator
lamp
and
two
start
switches.
Tempo
Control
Indicator
Lamp
Rhythm
Start
Synchro-Start
‘Rhythm
Selectors
“Volume
Control
—Balance
Control
To
use
the
rhythm
section,
first
push
the
desired
selector
button
(or
buttons
—
you
can
combine
rhythms).
Then
switch
on
normal
Start.
The
rhythm
will
begin
and
you
can
adjust
the
tempo,
volume
and
tone
balance.
Now
switch
the
Start
button
back
off
and
you
are
ready.
If
the
Start
button
is
switched
on,
the
rhythm
will
begin
immediately.
You
can
also
leave
it
off
and
switch
on
Synchro-Start
instead.
This
will
automatically
begin
the
rhythm
the
instant
a
lower
manual
note
or
a
pedal
note
is
played,
letting
you
lead
in
with
a
melody
or
introductory
notes
on
the
upper
manual
first.
Rhythm
Stop
Switch
the
Rhythm
Stop
tablet
on.
The
expression
pedal,
can
be
moved
from
side
to
side
to
switch
on
and
off
it's
tablet-controlled
effects.
Move
to
the
left
once
to
stop
the
rhythm
instantly
at
any
time
without
using
your
hands;
move
to
the
left
once
again
to
restart.
This
switch
functions
only
when
the
rhythm
section
is
operating.
Note:
When
a
rhythm
is
playing
the
tempo
indicator
lamp
will
flash
the
first
beat
of
every
measure.
When
the
Synchro-Start
switch
is
on
and
a
rhythm
set,
but
the
section
is
not
operating
because
—
no
lower
manual
or
pedal
note
has
been
played,
or
—
it
has
been
stopped
by
the
foot
switch,
the
lamp
will
flash
every
quarter
note.
Preset
Tones
There
are
two
series
of
on/off
preset
combination
selectors:
upper
manual
preset
tablets
and
preset
pistons
which
work
with
the
pull-out
drawer.
Preset
Tablets
Precedence
is
to
the
right
and
down
for
these
tablets.
in
other
words,
Banjo
takes
precedence
over
Vibraphone
and
Piano
over
Banjo,
while
the
Guitar
will
cancel
any
other
tablet
set.
In
addition,
any
tablet
will
also
automatically
cancel
all
individual
voice
levers
for
the
upper
manual.
This
unusual
feature
‘lets:
you"
switch
back
and
forth
between
panel
setting
and
preset
combination
at
the
flick
of
a
single
lever.
Upper
Preset
Cancel
(Knee
lever)
To
switch
back
and
forth
between
a
piston
and
any
upper
manual
setting,
first
press
the
U.Preset
Cancel
tablet.
This
brings
the
knee
lever
into
play.
When
the
knee
lever
is
then
pressed,
the
upper
manual
panel
setting
(individual
voices
or
preset
tablet)
will
play;
when
the
knee
lever
is
released,
the
piston
setting
will
play.
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The
piston
combinations
are
set
by
the
voice
preset
board.
Each
piston
corresponds
to
a
set
of
miniature
tone
levers
on
the
board.
Pistons
(1)
and
(2)
are
upper
manual
voices
only,
(3)
is
a
full
manual
set
and
(4)
is
a
special
combination
preset
at
the
factory.
The
black
(C)
piston
cancels
the
others.
To
switch
from
one
piston
to
another
it
is
not
necessary
to
use
the
(C)
piston.
Each
of
the
miniature
levers
is
continuously
variable,
duplicating
this
unique
characteristic
found
in
the
console
levers.
These
levers
also
have
the
same
click-stop
positions
and
are
arranged
in
the
same
order
for
quick
setting.
The
voice
names
are
abbreviated
(FL=Flute,
etc.).
The
pistons
take
precedence
over
all
other
upper
manual
settings
—
in
other
words,
they
cancel
both
individual
voice
levers
and
the
preset
levers.
When
a
piston
combination
is
on,
that
piston's
built-in
lamp
will
light.
Pedal
Solo
Piston
This
piston
frees
the
pedals
from
the
other
manuals
so
that
it
becomes
an
independent
section
of
the
organ,
with
its
own
volume
adjustment
knob.
This
lets
you
accentuate
the
bass
tones
for
pedal
solo,
etc.
Percussive
Changing
the
beginning
of
some
or
all
notes
can
do
wonders
for
lively
selections.
The
three
percussive
levers
will
each
add
a
special
accent
to
all
upper
manual
tones.
Each
is
also
continuously
variable,
so
you
can
match
the
percussive
effect
to
any
selection.
Use
the
Length
lever
to
control
the
time
of
decay
for
this
effect.
Percussive
adds
a
very
modern
touch,
and
is
ideal
for
jazz
and
rock
music.
Note:
The
4'
Percussive
lever
will
not
function
when
the
Sustain
tablet
is
on.
Attack
1%’
This
effect
gives
you
greater
definition
to
the
beginning
of
notes
played
imparting
new
clarity
and
vigor
to
jazz
and
other
lively
pieces.
Please
note
that
this
effect
can
only
be
used
for
the
upper
manual
tones;
the
pitch
is
two
octaves
and
a
fifth
above
the
fundamental.
Upper
Vibrato,
Lower
Vibrato
Use
these
two
continuously
variable
levers
to
achieve
an
automatic
vibrato
on
upper
or
lower
manuals,
or
both,
perfectly
tailored
to
your
I
selection.
Each
Vibrato
lever
controls
the
ef-
fect's
intensity,
and
there
is
also
a
special
knob
i
for
each,
controlling
its
speed.
Touch
Vibrato
This
world-famous
Yamaha
exclusive
gives
the
organist
the
same
fingertip
expression
enjoyed
by
violinists.
Switch
on
the
lever
and
move
your
finger
laterally
on
the
key;
the
Electone
will
respond
with
a
vibrato
that
translates
your
emotion
into
sound.