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General| Speeds | 33 1/3, 45 RPM |
|---|---|
| Overhang | 15 mm |
| Drive System | Belt-drive |
| Motor | DC motor |
| Cartridge Type | Moving Magnet (MM) |
| Platter | Aluminum die-cast |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 78 dB (DIN-B) |
| Cartridge Weight | 4-8 g |
Describes the unique microprocessor-controlled, contactless servo tonearm for safe and easy automatic operation.
Explains electronic damping of low-frequency resonance for improved sound quality and reduced distortion.
Highlights the arm's outstanding tracing ability for high compliance cartridges and excellent record reproduction.
Details the function to move the tonearm to any desired location for starting record playback.
Automatic setting of record size and speed for 12-inch or 7-inch records in auto mode.
Achieves ultimate rotational accuracy through a combination of magnetic pulse detector, quartz lock, and bi-directional servo.
Introduces the low mass MM type cartridge DL-60 with an elliptical stylus for minimized tracing distortion.
Explains how to turn the power supply on and off using the POWER button.
Details the 33/45 RPM speed selection for manual and automatic play modes.
Describes the LOCK indicator lamp behavior during power on and speed stabilization.
Explains the function of the LOCATE buttons for moving the tonearm to desired playback positions.
Details the UP LIFTER button for raising or lowering the tonearm.
Explains how to use the REPEAT button for continuous playback of a record.
Describes the START button for initiating automatic record playback.
Explains how to use the STOP button to halt record playback.
Details the SIZE button for selecting record size before playback.
Explains selecting the correct speed button for playback.
Guides on adjusting the stylus force using the dedicated knob.
Explains how to adjust the Q-damping using its specific knob.
Instructions on removing the packing material from the cabinet.
Guides on inserting the platter and placing the turntable mat correctly.
Details connecting the L/R output wires and ground wire to the amplifier's PHONO input.
Instructions for connecting the unit's AC power plug to a wall outlet.
Instructions on releasing the tonearm clamp before adjustments.
Guides on moving the tonearm to a position between the arm rest and turntable.
Steps to balance the tonearm horizontally using the counter weight.
Instructions on returning the tonearm to the arm rest and securing it.
Details on setting the stylus force and the automatic anti-skating adjustment.
Guides on adjusting the Q-damping value for optimal performance.
Steps to prepare the system before playing a record.
Detailed procedure for automatic record playback.
Instructions for playing records manually, including starting from the middle or non-standard sizes.
The first method for manual play involving lifting and lowering the tonearm.
Steps to prepare the system before playing a record.
Procedure for automatic record playback, including size/speed selection.
Instructions for manual playback, covering different methods and scenarios.
The first method for manual play, positioning and lowering the stylus.
The second method for manual play, involving moving the tonearm and then lowering the stylus.
The third method for manual play, lifting the arm, positioning, and then starting rotation.
Using the locate buttons to move the tonearm for precise playback starting points.
Instructions for playing transparent records, including turntable mat adjustments.
Instructions on pressing the REPEAT button to enable continuous playback.
How to stop playback while the repeat function is active.
Detailed steps for replacing the stylus assembly, including precautions.
Information on replacing the cartridge, including weight limits and wiring color codes.
Troubleshooting steps when the turntable does not start or the tonearm does not move.
Addresses problems with the stylus not lowering or skipping on the record.
Troubleshooting steps for lack of sound or audible hum noise.
Covers issues like the arm stopping during play or moving unexpectedly.
Addresses problems with sound being too weak or too strong.
Guidance if the tuner picks up noise from the turntable operation.
Troubleshooting when the tonearm prematurely returns to the arm rest.
Addresses problems with the turntable failing to detect the record size.
Details regarding the motor system, drive system, speeds, and flutter.
Information on the tonearm type, length, overhang, and automatic system.
Technical details of the included DL-60 cartridge, including output and frequency response.
Provides general information such as power supply, consumption, dimensions, and weight.
