Garrard ZERO 100C - Page 4

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{im adaition to the Zero 100c wit i's platter.
1 A short record spindle for playing single
records
This Is fied by locating it in the centre of
the plattor and pressing it down into place.
WWturns with the record to minimise wear.
2 Along record spindle for playing a stack of
‘rds automatically
‘This is fitted by locating it in the centre of
the platter and turning the spindle until itean
be pressed down to be held in place by a
relaining clip. The spindle can be removed
‘again by a straight upward pull
3 A large centre hole record adaplor
This lite ovor the single record spindle to
enable records with Thin (38mm) diameter
‘centre
holes
to
be
played
singly.
4 Ait of cartridge fixing parts
This comprises a range of screws of different
lengths, and a clear plastic satting gauge for
checking the alignment of the cartridge in
tho tonearm
5 A tonearm counterbalance weight
See below.
© (Not shown) A rubber mat
Place the mat conoontrically on tho platior.
Press the central area of the mat genty
downwards until tho circular ribs undernoath
it engage the recesses on top of the platter.
‘The mat will then slope downwards slightly
towards the middle, so that the record is
‘supported at the maximum radius
‘THE TONEARM COUNTERBALANCE WEIGHT
Screw this on fo the rear extension of the
fonearm, rounded comer first, to secure it until
the stylus force is set.
The counterbalance weight must be assembled
land takon off the tonearm only by @ screwing
action.
Any other method of assembly, such as direct
push
or
pull,
may
cause
permanent
deforma-
tion of the isolation member in the weight and
result _in rumble being heard through the
speakers.
Disram 2 FitingTonarm Count