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General| Drive System | Direct Drive |
|---|---|
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 78 dB |
| Speed | 33 1/3, 45rpm |
| Cartridge weight | 4 to 10g |
| Output Voltage | 2.5 mV (1 kHz, 5 cm/sec) |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Turntable Platter | 300 mm, Aluminum Diecast |
Crucial warnings to prevent fire or shock hazards by avoiding moisture exposure.
Details on mains lead wire colours for British models to ensure correct connection.
Safety guidelines for Australian models regarding earthed power points and extension cords.
Information that the apparatus remains connected to AC voltage even when the power switch is off.
Describes a microprocessor-controlled, contactless servo tonearm for automatic operation and sound quality.
Explains the Q-damping method for electronically damping low frequency resonance and suppressing distortion.
Highlights the low mass straight arm's excellent tracing ability for high compliance cartridges.
Details the DENON quartz bi-directional servo system for ultimate rotational accuracy.
Introduces the low mass MM type cartridge DL-65 for minimized tracing distortion and clear sound.
Describes the DL-110 high output MC cartridge for European models, compatible with MM inputs.
Description of the power switch for turning the turntable on and off.
Button to select record size (17 cm or 30 cm) before playback.
Button to select record speed (33 1/3 or 45 rpm) before playback.
Indicator that lights up when turntable speed reaches specified phase-lock state.
Button to raise or lower the tonearm during play or manual operation.
Button to play the same record repeatedly; activates 'ON' indicator.
Buttons to initiate automatic playback and stop a record during play.
Knob used to adjust the tracking force for the stylus.
Knob used to adjust the Q-damping level.
Instructions to remove packing material (styrofoam) from the turntable cabinet.
Steps to insert the turntable platter and mat onto the motor shaft.
Procedure for attaching the counterweight to the rear end of the tonearm.
Connecting the turntable's output and ground wires to the amplifier's PHONO and GND terminals.
Instructions for connecting the AC power plug to a wall outlet for operation.
Procedure to release the tonearm clamp before making adjustments.
How to rotate the counter weight knob to achieve horizontal balance of the tonearm.
Setting the tracking force to 1.8g, which automatically adjusts anti-skating.
Guidance on applying suitable stylus force for cartridges other than the supplied one.
Rotating the Q-damping knob to align with the reference line for optimal damping.
Steps before playing: turn on amplifier, select PHONO, place record, turn on turntable.
Instructions for automatic playback using size and start buttons, including tonearm movement.
Manual playback by selecting speed, positioning tonearm, and lowering stylus.
Manual playback by moving tonearm to start rotation and manually setting stylus.
Instructions for enabling and disabling repeat playback mode.
Methods to stop playback using the stop button or arm lifter.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the stylus assembly, including lock screw operation.
Information on attaching different cartridges, wire color codes, and overhang gauge usage.
Details on drive system, speeds, wow/flutter, S/N ratio, rise time, and motor type.
Power supply, consumption, dimensions, and weight of the turntable unit.
Details on arm type, effective length, overhang, tracking error, and automatic mechanism.
Technical data for the DL-65 and DL-110 cartridges, including output voltage and frequency response.
Checks for power, arm clamp release, and stylus force when the start button is pressed.
Troubleshooting for tonearm not moving, stylus not lowering, or incorrect positioning.
Diagnosing issues like no sound, hum noise, or weak/strong sound output.
Addressing stylus skips/jumps and tonearm stopping during play.
Resolving noise picked up by tuner and normal tonearm movement on power switch.
