Hi, Peter, All,
Just in case there's interest, attached is a copy of the owner's manual
for the CP60M. This is the English language version.
I've tuned more of these than I care to remember.
Kind regards.
Horace
On 6/25/2019 4:42 PM, Tyler Ayala via Piano Technicians Guild wrote:
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> Hi Peter,
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> ??I'm going to second everything that Larry said. I've only ever tuned one of the small grands. Luckily the house was silent which made it a LOT easier. I was surprised that it wasn't THAT much different. Maybe little extra fitness to set the pin. Best of luck!
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> Original Message:
> Sent: 06-25-2019 19:05
> From: Larry Fisher
> Subject: Yamaha CP-60
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> Hi Peter. I've only seen and tuned the small grands in this series. The last
> couple of them I've tuned without any amplification. I've used headphones in the
> past and found the unamplified process to be easier with a far better end result.
> Background noise elimination is crucial since it doesn't provide much sound by
> itself. Using the headphones and selecting one of the voices (string, flute,
> horn, etc) adds some filtering that I think complicates the process. Being a
> CP60 maybe it's just a plain piano sound. Good luck.
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> Original Message:
> Sent: 06-25-2019 18:13
> From: Peter Grey
> Subject: Yamaha CP-60
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> Yamaha CP-60
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> Anyone tuned one of these things??? Many years ago I tuned a CP-70 grand. CP-60 is a vertical I'm pretty sure. Looking for pointers if you have any.?? Got to do it tomorrow morning (Wed).
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> Pwg
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Original Message------
Hi Peter,
I'm going to second everything that Larry said. I've only ever tuned one of the small grands. Luckily the house was silent which made it a LOT easier. I was surprised that it wasn't THAT much different. Maybe little extra fitness to set the pin. Best of luck!
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Tyler Ayala
Los Gatos CA
831-535-9807
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