Keyboard instrument for selectively producing mechanical sounds

Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation

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84236, 84243, 84170, 84171, G10H 700, G10H 118

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053747755

ABSTRACT:
In order to give piano-like key touch to a player in an electronically sound producing mode, a keyboard incorporated in a musical instrument is linked with key action mechanisms associated with hammer mechanisms, and a stopper blocks the hammer shanks before the hammers strike the strings so that noises are not mixed with synthesized tones.

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