Fisher Studio Standard MT-6330 - TONE ARM BALANCING AND TRACKING FORCE ADJUSTMENT; Tone Arm Balancing Procedure; Tracking Force Adjustment; ANTI-SKATING ADJUSTMENT

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TONE

ARM

BALANCING

and

TRACKING

FORCE

ADJUSTMENT

The

tone

arm

should

be

rebalanced

every

time

you

change

the

cartridge

and

shell

assembly.

With

cartridge

and

shell

installed,

release

the

tone

arm

from

its

rest

position.

Hold

the

tone

arm

loosely

by

the

tone

arm

lift

(Fig.

3).

Rotate

counterweight

in

either

direction

until

the

tone

arm

starts

to

rise.

Continue

adjusting

the

counter¬

weight

until

the

tone

arm

floats

(balanced)

and

is

parallel

to

the

surface

of

the

platter.

Hold

the

tone

arm

counterweight

and

set

the

tracking

force

indicator

dial

to

the

zero

position

relative

to

the

base

line

(Fig.

4).

The

tone

arm

and

cartridge

assembly

are

now

correctly

balanced.

3

To

adjust

the

tracking

force,

simply

rotate

the

counterweight

clockwise

until

the

indicator

dial

shows

the

correct

tracking

force

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

of

your

cartridge

(Fig.

5).

NOTE:

The

MT-6330C

has

a

high

quality

magnetic

phono

cartridge

installed

at

the

factory.

The

cor¬

rect

tracking

force

for

this

cartridge

is

2

grams.

TRACKING

FORCE

INDICATOR

DIAL

l

i

ANTI-SKATING

ADJUSTMENT

Set

the

anti-skate

control

(Fig.

6)

to

a

position

which

corresponds

to

the

adjusted

tracking

force.

If

the

cartridge

tracking

force

is

2

grams,

the

anti-skate

control

should

also

be

set

to

2.

NOTE:

Adjustment

is

correct

for

most

spherical

styli.

For

elliptical

or

SHIBATA

type

styli,

it

is

advisable

to

adjust

the

anti-skate

control

to

a

position

corresponding

to

1.2

—

1.4

times

the

tracking

force

setting.

CONNECTING

THE

TURNTABLE

Connect

the

two

shielded

cables

coming

from

the

turntable,

to

the

phono

input

jacks

of

your

amplifier.

Connect

the

ground

wire

to

the

system

ground

terminal

of

your

amplifier.

Connect

turntable

line

cord

to

an

AC

outlet

(most

amplifiers

have

AC

outlets

controlled

by

the

amplifier

power

switch).

MOUNTING

DUST

COVER

Fit

the

hinges

of

the

dust

cover

into

the

notches

on

the

rear

of

the

turntable

base

and

then

push

down.

(Fig.

7)

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