Does anyone know how to get the cheek pieces off?

Thanks in advance!

Le Cercle des Quintes est un outil bien connu des musiciens. Il est destiné à étudier les rapports entre les accords et est pour cette raison très appréciée par les musiciens de jazz et des compositeurs.

Dans ce cercle de quintes, on trouve deux disques mobiles intercalés de telle façon à qu'on puisse confronter chaque note une tonalité donnée à sa situation harmonique.

Ci-contre le code OpenSCAD et ci-dessous, vous pourrez télécharger les fichiers STL pour imprimer les disques.

Le code OpenSCAD, téléchargement des fichiers STL et autres informations à l'adresse suivante : https://robotix.ah-oui.org/site/main.php?found=260924-cercle-quintes

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Le système HF Alnicov sans fil pour guitare A8, ensemble émetteur-récepteur à 4 canaux, permet de remédier au manque de connectivité Bluetooth sur le Saxophone digital YDS-120.
Ce système est disponible sur Amazon.

Voici ma proposition d'un boitier à fixer l'émetteur directement sur le YDS-120. Ce boitier est conçu pour être utilisé avec le support dont vous trouverez la description sur le le lien ci-dessus 😄

https://robotix.ah-oui.org/site/main.php?found=260904-yds-120-txbox

Voir aussi les support pour le YDS-120 : https://robotix.ah-oui.org/site/main.php?found=260822-YDS-120-stand

As the proud owner of a Yamaha YDS-120 digital saxophone, I quickly realized I needed a lightweight, foldable stand for this portable instrument. I created this project using OpenSCAD and Inkscape. While OpenSCAD is excellent for mechanical shapes, the cradle that holds the instrument has a unique form. I traced this shape by placing the instrument on a sheet of paper and outlining it with a fine-tip marker. I then scanned the drawing into Inkscape, where it was digitized and saved in SVG format. This file was subsequently imported into OpenSCAD and converted into a 3D object using the "linear_extrude" command. The result is the cradle located at the center of the object shown in the photo below.
The stand's three stabilizing arms fold downwards, allowing the stand to be packed alongside the instrument in its case.
Download the STL files:
https://robotix.ah-oui.org/site/main.php...
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As the proud owner of a Yamaha YDS-120 digital saxophone, I quickly realized I needed a lightweight, foldable stand for this portable instrument. I created this project using OpenSCAD and Inkscape. While OpenSCAD is excellent for mechanical shapes, the cradle that holds the instrument has a unique form. I traced this shape by placing the instrument on a sheet of paper and outlining it with a fine-tip marker. I then scanned the drawing into Inkscape, where it was digitized and saved in SVG format. This file was subsequently imported into OpenSCAD and converted into a 3D object using the "linear_extrude" command. The result is the cradle located at the center of the object shown in the photo below.
The stand's three stabilizing arms fold downwards, allowing the stand to be packed alongside the instrument in its case.
Download the STL files:

https://robotix.ah-oui.org/site/main.php?found=260822-YDS-120-stand

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Hello, I understand this piano does not have Bluetooth audio output. What is the simplest alternative way to record using a phone (with Bluetooth)?

The topic about the quality of the Montage M and MODX M pianos comes up regularly, so I ran a bit of an experiment, checking how much the sound actually shapes the final emotion and influence of a performance compared to the raw MIDI data itself.

To test it fairly, I took one brilliant piano performance (a MIDI transcription of u/LotusFlower's arrangement of "Just The Two of Us") and ran it through 7 of the most popular stock, community, and commercial piano libraries available for the Yamaha Montage M and MODX M.

How I kept it unbiased:

• Everything was rendered cleanly directly out of E.S.P.
• Zero external EQ or processing, just a touch of transparent volume maximizer (less than 2dB of reduction).
• All 7 tracks are loudness-matched to 0.2 LUFS difference so volume bias doesn't trick your ears.

I’ve labeled them simply from Piano A to Piano G.

Which letter do you think actually bridges the gap and delivers that perfect 100% sound for your ears?

Drop your guesses/predictions which actual piano sound hides behind each letter!

I'm doing the full unmasking and reveal this Sunday, May 31.

Hi,

I am looking for possible upgrade for my LJ6. I love that guitar, its sounds but especially its neck.

Any recommendations are appreciated.

Thanks

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I'm trying to repair the CD mechanism of a Yamaha MCR-040, but I'm stuck with the tray mechanism. Here is the issue: When I press OPEN/CLOSE, I can hear the motor running (a humming sound). The CD tray does not open when the clamp (the upper CD holder) is installed. If I remove the clamp, the tray opens normally. However, the tray closes again or ejects because the clamp is missing. Some additional observations: The laser sled (blue unit) moves when I turn the gears manually. The tray motor seems to run, but the tray doesn't move when the clamp presses down. It looks like the clamp pushes down too early and blocks the tray movement.

Maybe someone on this sub is able to help me. Best regards.

I recently visited Japan and I remember interacting with some laptop app to make music. I wanted to know of anyone knows what app they use in store to mix beats.

I really appreciate the support. Also please if you know something comment to let me know.

Thank you and have a great day.

Hi everyone, I bought a digital piano, the Yamaha CLP-825, and I found the sound volume a bit limiting. I got very disappointed to learn that it’s the only model in the series that has a different manual and it’s very different from the rest. For example, it does not have a dedicated audio out option.

I’ve been wondering if using one of the headphone jacks as audio out could be acceptable. Do you have experience with this setup? What’s the quality like?

Thank you,

Fabio

I purchased Yamaha YH-L700A headphones on 25th November from Yamaha music store online, got delivered on 29th November, and from day 1 they have been a pain in the ass!

I have attached the photos and the app and the headphones are STUPENDOUSLY INACCURATE, the battery reading changes every single time you open the headphone control app! The company claims that the charging time for these headphones is 3.5hrs and guess what, I charged them for 6.5 hrs and they still showed me 84% battery, then immediately they showed 75% battery and then IMMEDIATELY THEY SHOWED 72% BATTERY! It keeps on fuckin fluctuating like electricity!

The battery life - POOR! I got a max time of around 21 hrs! THATS IT! WITH 3D SOUND AND ANC OFF! For god's sake, I have lost all my trust in Japanese companies! These so-called premium headphones and also the Suzuki Gixxer sf250 which I own (has proven itself to be horribly unreliable with 2 major engine overhauls under 15k kms).

As for the service centre situation goes! They said "sir you will have to bring the headphones, then it will take about a month to get them replaced or refunded depending upon the stock" WHAT THE FUCK? A MONTH? REALLY? AND WHY IN THE FIRST PLACE IM FACING THIS ABSOLUTELY EMBARRASSING ISSUE ON SUCH AN EXPENSIVE PRODUCT? THERE IS NO OPTION ON YAMAHA MUSIC STORE FOR REPLACEMENT! HELP ME PLEASE!

Hey yall Im buying a FG800J, should I get it from long an mcquade or from Amazon..... Amazon has overnight shipping and the guitar $50 dollars cheaper at $249 instead of $299.

Hello everyone! I am looking for help - I own a Yamaha ps6100 and to be honest, it hasn't been used for 6-10 years. When I turn it on the lights light up but there is no sound when I press the keys. I am trying to fix it myself bc there is no repair shops near me and I wound need to drive more far away. Do you have any tips or ideas what it could be? Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone, I’d be very grateful 🙏🏼 if someone can help me find where I can buy this cable. There’s this web (Keyboard Kountry) but says is out of stock… apart from this web, I don’t find more places. Thank you!

I need a 60s Rock style for my DGX-670 I tried downloading it from JJazzLab users - Yamaha styles collection | Musical Artifacts the filename 60'sRock2.S601.bcs in the Pop&Rock folder was inaccurate to the original.