Yamaha CP1 - Manual (Page 11)

Adding warm, vintage-type
distortion, 71Rd I is ideal for
enhancing the acoustic nuances
of electric pianos.
Also intended for use with
electric pianos, the 73Rd I
power-amp/speaker
combination produces a
spacious, more mellow tone.
75Rd I is an electric-piano
power amplifier that energizes
piano sounds to produce a
powerful, all-engulfing tone.
Particularly well suited to
chorus-type effects, the 78Rd II
power-amp/speaker
combination is characterized by
a clear, highly-present tone.
Capable of both power and
subtlety, the 69Wr power
amplifier enhances low-end
punch while enriching the
overall electric-piano sound.
For a higher degree of
presence, power-amplifier
77Wr adds a bright, colorful
ambience to electric piano
sounds.
Compressor 376 emulates the acoustic characteristics of the
analog compressors found in practically every recording studio.
This compressor is best suited to clear and crisp tones,
producing a thick, solid sound.
78Rd II
69Wr
71Rd I
73Rd I
75Rd I 77Wr
Compressor 376
Power Amplifiers Compressor
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For further shaping of piano
sounds, the Power-Amplifier /
Compressor block can be used to
select either a power-amplifier
and speaker combination or a
compressor, each of which is
modeled with remarkable levels
of precision. The following
provides a brief introduction to
each of the virtual devices that
can be selected within this block.
Power Amplifier /
Compressor Block