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Then choose the correct
speed
@,
pus'h
slide switch
@
to
exact record diameter
(7,
10,
12") and release
tonearm
(fig.7).
The Dual is now
ready for
play.
Fig.
7
'L
Automatic start
Move
slide
switch
to
"start".
(Same
function
applies
for both
single
play
and
changer
operation.)
2.
Automatic
start
with
slow
cueing
descent
Move cueing lever to
position
I
and
slide
operating switch to
"start".
(This provides
an
even
more
gradual
tonearm descent
than with the normal
automatic start.)
3.
Manual
start
Place the tonearm on the
record wherever
desired.(The
platter
begins to
turn as soon
as
the tonearm is moved toward
the cen-
ter.)
4. Gueing start
a)
Move
cueing
lever to
position!
b)
Place
tonearm by
hand over desired
portion
of record
c)
Flick
cueing
lever to
position
t
5. To
interrupt
play
and
replay from
beginning
Slide
operating switch
to
"start"
6.
To
interrupt
play (when
play
is to
be
resumed where
interrupted)
Move cueing lever
to
position
v
7. To
resume
play
Move cueing lever
to
position
l.
(A
light
touch
is all that's necessary.)
B. To stop
play
Move
operating
switch
to
"stop".
(Tone-
arm
will return to its
resting
post
and the
unit
will shut off, all automatically.)
Note: At the end of single
play,
or after
the
play
of the last record
on the stack in
changer operation,
the tonearm
will return
to its resting
post
and
the entire unit shut
off, again all automatically.
lt is suggested
that the tonearm
be
locked whenever the
unit is not in use.
The cover can be Iifted in an upright
position
when
operating the unit.
Automatic record
changing
lnsert
either
the
conventional
changer
(long)
spindle
or
the special
one
for
large-hole, 45 rpm records
*),
so that the
key slips into the corresponding slot
in
the
shaft. Lock the spindle
in
place
by
pressing
down
on it
as
you
turn it to
the
right,
until
it
stops.
Fig.
10
Up
to
six
records
of the same size and
speed can
be
placed
on the
spindle.
Fig.
'l
1
All
single
play
functions
as described
above
are
the
same
for changer operation. Moving
the operating switch to
"s
art" begins the
automatic cycle
(the
first
record drops and
play
begins).
To reject
a
record
during
play
and
to
change
to the next record
on
the stack, move
operating switch to
"start".
Note: Records on the
platter
can be
lifted
back onto
the
platform
of
the changer
spindle for replay, or can
be
removed
en-
tirely without need to remove the changer
spindle itself.
*)
The 45 rpm record
spindle
AS 12 is
available f
rom
audio dealers as an ac-
cessory.
Playing without interruption
Once
the record has
been
laid down on the
platter,
insert the
puck
through the multiple-
play
spindle. lt is recommended to
place
a
45 rpm record
on
top
of the
puck
for added
weight. The record will
then
play
conti-
nuously
without interruption.
Fig. B
Fig.
9
10
Fig. 12
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