KURZWEIL MARK 5 ENSEMBLE GRAND ELECTRONIC PIANO

Piano Type

Digital home piano

Number Of Pedals

3

Number Of Keys

88

KURZWEIL MARK 5 ENSEMBLE GRAND ELECTRONIC PIANO Serial # (contact info removed)10577 120v/AC The Mark 5 employs a sophisticated method of note allocation," so that your playing will sound natural even if more than 32 notes are played at one time. SPECIFICATIONS Physical Audio Electrical Environmental 22 Following are physical, audio, electrical, and environmental specifications for the Mark 5 Ensemble Grand. Height: 31.75" (80.6 cm) Width: S6" (142.2 cm) Depth: 22.75" (57.8 cm) Weight: 176 lbs. (80 kg) 80-Watt Biamplification: 2x 25 Watts for woofers 2x 15 Watts for tweeters • 4 Speakers: 2 x 6.5" (16.5 cm) woofers in a ported enclosure 2x 1" (2.5 cm) dome-type tweeters Switched Audio Outputs: 0.25 volts RMS for ff piano music with the Master Volume slider at maximum and the Treble and Bass sliders centered. Output impedance = 340 ohms. Excessive loading of these outputs will affect the sound of the internal speakers. Unswitched Audio Outputs: 0.25 volts RMS for ff piano music with the Master Volume slider at maximum and the Treble and Bass sliders centered. Output impedance = 500 ohms. Loading of these outputs will not affect the sound of the internal speakers. Audio Inputs: 0.5 volts RMS will produce a level equivalent to ff piano music. Input impedance = 300K ohms. The Master Volume, Treble, and Bass sliders do not affect the signal delivered through these inputs. Headphone Output: Source impedance = 47 ohms; recommended load impedance = 50 ohms or greater. Level is 0.5 volts RMS = 1 mW at 100 ohms forff piano music with the Master Volume slider at naximum a nd the Treble and Bass sliders centered; 8 volts RMS = 280 mW /absolute maximum. Plugging in headphones switches off the internal speakers and the Switched Audio Outputs. 120VAC 240VAC Voltage Range: 100-120 volts RMS 200-250 volts RMS Frequency Range: 48-65 Hz 48-65 Hz Power Consumption: 1.3 Amps nominal 0.7 Amps nominal Accessory Power Receptacle: 3.0 Amps maximum 1.5 Amps maximum • Temperature (Operating): 5 to 40°C (40 to 104°F) Temperature (Storage): -25 to 85°C (-13 to 185°F) Relative Humidity 5 to 95% non-condensing (Operating and Storage): PLAYING THE MARK5 ENSEMBLE GRAND SOUND Number of Layers SOUND Number of Layers Grand Piano Choir Bright Piano Cathedral Choir Fast Strings 2 Modern Piano Ragtime Piano Slow Strings Electric Piano Grand Piano 1 Electric Piano 2 (without stretch tuning) Bright Piano 1 Harpsichord (without stretch tuning Forte Harpsi Choir Laver Jazz Organ Strings Layer Rock Organ Acoustic Bass Pipe Organ A. Bass & Ride 2 Pipe Organ 2 Electric Bass Acoustic Guitar Synth Bass 2 12 String Guitar Drums Custorm Acoustic Bass A. Bass & Ride Electric Bass Synth Bass Split Point Druma The buttons in the Left Splits section of the panel allow you to "split" the keyboard into two parts. The right-hand part of the keyboard plays whatever sound is currently selected in the Sound Select section; the left-hand part plays a bass or Custom sound, selected by pressing one of the Left Splits buttonsor, in the case of the Drums, pressing t two buttons simultaneously. The buttons illuminate to indicate w e what is active. Splits are an easy way to make one performer sound like two. When you play the keyboard, your left hand plays one sound and your right hand plays another. Press a different Sound Select button while a split is active to change the right sound but not the left one. Press a different Left Splits button (or buttons, for Drums) while a split is active to change the left sound but not the right one. Press the active Left Splits button(s) a second time to cancel a split. Selecting a Left Splits sound transmits two MIDl controller messages (see page 19 for more information on transmitting split data): #81 contains the split program number, and #80 contains the split point. Left Splits

Brand

Kurzweil