Yamaha YSV104- Manuals

EN 5 After opening the packaging, please check that all the parts listed below are included. Main Unit / Accessories  Main unit × 1 (The instrument is shipped from the factory with its bridge laying down.)  Control box × 1  Cable × 2 (Used to connect the instrument to the proprietary Control box....

6 EN Parts Diagram: Main Unit  Front  Rear Tuning peg Nut Fingerboard 4th string (G) 3rd string (D) 2nd string (A) 1st string (E) Bridge Body Adjuster Tailpiece Chin rest Neck w Jack (connect to Control box) q Volume control (instrument) Frame Neck Shoulder rest

EN 7 q Volume control (instrument) Adjusts the instrument’s output level volume to the proprietary Control box. w Jack (connect to Control box) This jack is used to receive power from the Control box and transmit the audio signal from the instrument to the Control box. Use the supplied cable to conn...

8 EN * For use with the YSV104. Not compatible with other instruments. q Power switch (OFF/ON)/indicator This is the unit’s power switch. The “ON” position supplies the unit with power (indicator lights). * Always make sure that the earphones or headphones are removed from your ears before switching...

EN 9 r AUX IN jack (stereo mini phone jack) Use the supplied cable (or a commercially available audio cable) to connect an external audio player or other such device to the AUX IN jack for playing along with audio from the external device. * Use the volume control on the external audio device to con...

10 EN  Installing/Replacing batteries The device is powered by two AA alkaline or nickel-metal hydride* batteries. * The device may not function properly due to the discharging characteristics of some nickel-metal hydride batteries. 1 Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the unit, an...

EN 11 Because the bridge includes a built-in pickup, which is connected to the body with a thin cable, the instrument ships from the factory with the bridge laying down. First, set up the bridge and then proceed with tuning. As the strings get old, sound quality will gradually decrease, and it will ...

12 EN • String tunings are, 1st string E, 2nd string A, 3rd string D, 4th string G. Push in on the tuning peg and rotate to tune. Use a piano, tuning fork, or tuner as reference when tuning the instrument. • Finally, use the adjuster to fine tune the strings. • When the instrument is not going to be...

EN 13 A commercially available violin shoulder rest (4/4 size) can be attached to the instrument. * Some shoulder rests may not be compatible (air cushion type, etc.).  Winding the strings (Please refer to this section when changing the strings) 1 Before you string the instrument, set all adjusters...

14 EN  Main unit Neck Maple Body Spruce Tuning pegs Ebony Bridge Maple (with built-in pickup) Frame Synthetic resin Tailpiece Synthetic resin (equipped with adjusters) Strings Ball-end type violin strings (D’Addario Zyex) Pickup Bridge w/ built-in piezo-electric pickup Power Supplied via the Contro...