Yamaha TP-6223 Manuel du propriétaire - Page 10

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Moving And Setup Your Timpani

The timpani can easily be moved when the third

wheel is attached to the pedal section as shown on

the right. Attaching and removing the third wheel can

be performed easily.

To move the timpani on a flat surface, make sure to

hold it by the frame section on the pedal side and

push it in the direction opposite the pedal (see

illustration below).

Never hold the instrument by the counter hoop, as

this may result in a deformation of the head or the

counter hoop.

On gravel and stairways the instrument should not

pushed on its casters. Instead, to prevent damage, it

should be lifted by its frame and carried by at least

two persons.

Hold the instrument by

its frame and push in

the direction opposite

the pedal.

* The illustration shows a pedal timpani of the TP-62xx

series.

After setting up the timpani, lock the other two

casters to stabilize the instrument during perfor-

mance. Also, the pedal wheel should be removed

for performance. If it is left attached, it may be

the cause of noise and will also result in different

head angles when several timpani of different

size are used.

G Attaching and Removing the Third Wheel

Pedal

Base

1) Hook the mounting plate of the wheel onto

the base end, and, while pushing both ends

of the locking shaft in the direction of the

timpani, push the wheel up in the direction of

the arrow, engaging the locking shaft into

the groove of the base.

2) To remove, disengage the locking shaft by

fully pushing both ends in the direction of the

timpani, and pull the wheel down.

To stabilize the timpani, push down the "ON"

side of the caster lock.

Using the Third Wheel (TP-70xx Series)

The third wheel can be easily moved in or out of

position with a single motion. To use the third

wheel, lean the tympani slightly forward to lift

the pedal off the ground then use your foot to

manipulate the wheel into the desired position.

Mounting plate

Locking shaft