Yamaha Electone D-2B User Manual

Details specific tone levers for the upper manual, including Flute 16', 8', 4', 2½', Organ 8', and Clarinet 8'.

Details tone levers for the lower manual: Wood 16', 8', 4', Horn 8', Cello 8', 4'.

Details tone levers for the pedals: Bass 16', 8', Tuba 8'.

Explains the Brilliance effect lever, used for tonal mood and richness.

Describes the Mandolin effect lever for a strummed sound.

Details the Vibrato effect lever for adding emotional quality and liveliness.

Explains the Pedal Attack lever for rhythmic accentuation.

Details the Reverb control for adding acoustic ambiance.

Explains the Pedal Sustain control for prolonging notes on pedals.

Describes the Manual Sustain control for legato performance on the upper manual.

Explains the Manual Balance knob for adjusting upper/lower manual volume.

Details the Manual Sustain tablet for controlling sustain effect.

Explains Vibrato I and II tablets for the 'Singing Vibrato' effect.

Describes the Upper Manual Attack tablet for note definition.

Controls switching between main and tremolo speakers for voice effects.

Activates the tremolo speaker rotation for tremolo effect.

Activates the tremolo speaker for chorus effect at a slower speed.

Describes the Lower I percussion sound, similar to cymbal or maracas.

Details the Lower II percussion sound, like a brush cymbal.

Explains the Pedal percussion sound, like a pedal cymbal.

Covers the four percussion buttons (Conga, Bongo, Claves, Brush).

Adjusts the overall volume output of the Electone.

Allows expressive shading and note accenting.

Operates manual sustain and singing vibrato controls.

Automatically turns the Electone off/on with the sliding manual cover.

Allows private practice by muting the main speaker.

Connects external Yamaha Tone Cabinets for enhanced sound.

Connects external audio devices like tape recorders or radios.