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Drive Type | Belt Drive |
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USB Output | Yes |
Built-in Preamp | Yes |
Platter | Aluminum |
Speeds | 33 1/3 RPM, 45 RPM |
Output | RCA |
Cartridge Type | Moving Magnet (MM) |
Ensure 5 cm free space around the device for ventilation to prevent overheating.
Keep device away from heat, use in moderate climates (0-35°C), and avoid strong magnetic fields.
Do not use in wet areas or expose to liquids; avoid inserting objects into vents to prevent electric shock.
Operate on specified power, clean with soft dry cloth, avoid interrupting data transfers.
Not for persons with disabilities without supervision; non-professional use; refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Prolonged exposure to loud sounds can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss.
Handle power cords carefully, unplug during storms, avoid overloading outlets, and keep away from children.
Warning against ingesting coin/button cell batteries due to chemical burn hazard.
Protect batteries from extreme temperatures and low pressure; proper disposal is important.
Unpack all parts, remove protective material, and check mains voltage before connecting.
Identification of key components visible from the top of the turntable.
Details rear panel connections and lists all items included in the package.
Guides on attaching the lid and setting up the turntable platter and drive belt.
Process to balance the tonearm for correct stylus pressure and tracking.
Adjusting the scale ring on the counterweight to zero after balancing the tonearm.
Rotating the counterweight to set the correct tracking force as per manufacturer recommendations.
Steps to correctly attach the anti-skating weight to the stub using the fishing line.
Table correlating downforce levels with specific grooves for anti-skating adjustment.
Explains RCA jack functions and the Phono/Line switch for audio output selection.
Notes on connecting RCA jacks to correct inputs to prevent distortion or damage.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter to the turntable and a power outlet.
Step-by-step guide for playing records, including platter spin and tonearm movement.
Details the automatic platter stop after 3 minutes of no sound output to protect stylus and record.
Process for pairing the turntable with Bluetooth speakers or headphones.
Instructions on how to disconnect the Bluetooth connection from the turntable.
Connecting the unit, computer, installing Audacity, and opening the program.
Configuring playback/recording devices and channels within Audacity's preferences.
Detailed configuration of recording settings, including tracks and software playthrough.
Instructions for saving recorded audio projects using the 'Save Project as' option.
Steps for starting, pausing, and resuming recordings using Audacity's interface buttons.
Using the stop button and exploring editing capabilities after recording is complete.
Guidelines for cleaning the turntable using a damp cloth and avoiding dry cloths.
Removing drive belt for disuse and disconnecting power before maintenance for safety.
Advice on positioning the turntable on a low-resonance surface to minimize playback vibrations.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing a new turntable cartridge.
Recommendation to consult a professional if unfamiliar with cartridge replacement procedures.
Lists the nominal operating speeds for the turntable: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM.
Details speed variance, signal-to-noise, power, Bluetooth version, and connection range.
Specific technical specifications for the AT-3600L audio-technica cartridge.
Solutions for common problems like the platter not turning or no signal from audio channels.
Causes and fixes for distorted sound or humming noises during playback.
Explanation of the automatic power-off feature due to ErP Stage 2 requirements.
Disclaimer regarding firmware updates and a list of all items included in the product package.
Instructions on proper disposal of the product as electronic waste to protect the environment.
Guidance on locating nearest collection centers for recycling electronic equipment.