Why does my Dual DT 250 USB Turntable have poor tone quality and static noise?
Poor tone quality and static noise in your Dual Turntable may be due to a dirty or worn stylus. Clean the stylus with a brush or replace it. Another cause could be a dirty or dusty record, so clean the record with a record cleaner.
What to do if my Dual Turntable tone arm skips grooves?
If the tone arm on your Dual Turntable skips grooves, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure that the record player is placed on a horizontal base. The record might be dirty or scratched, so try cleaning it or playing a different one. The stylus pressure may be too low, so adjust it accordingly. The stylus itself could be defective, so replace it if necessary. Also, check the anti-skating setting and readjust it if needed.
Why does my Dual DT 250 USB music sound too fast or slow?
If the music on your Dual Turntable sounds too fast or too slow, adjust the speed according to the specification on the record (33 rpm or 45 rpm). If necessary, adjust the speed using the PITCH ADJ. slider.
General| Drive System | Belt Drive |
|---|---|
| Motor | DC Motor |
| Speeds | 33 1/3, 45 RPM |
| Overhang | 18 mm |
| USB Function | Yes |
| USB Recording | Yes |
| Built-in Preamp | Yes |
| Type | Belt Drive |
| Platter | Aluminium |
| Output | RCA |
| Dimensions | 420 x 125 mm |
| Tonearm | Straight / statically balanced |
Crucial safety guidelines, warnings, and electrical precautions for safe operation.
Guidelines for placing and setting up the record player in a suitable environment.
Instructions for handling the tone arm and balancing the counterweight.
Explanation and adjustment of the anti-skating mechanism.
Detailed steps for placing a record, starting playback, and stopping.
How to adjust the playback speed using the pitch slider.
Guidance on how to replace the stylus, recommending the original type.
Table of symptoms related to tone arm movement and possible causes/remedies.
Table of symptoms related to audio quality and possible causes/remedies.
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