Why is my ION QUICK PLAY FLASH music playing at a strange pitch?
Your music might be playing at a strange pitch because the incorrect speed is selected on the ION Turntable. Ensure you're playing records at their intended speed by selecting the appropriate RPM (33, 45, or 78).
What to do if my ION QUICK PLAY FLASH Turntable recordings are distorted on Windows 7?
If your ION Turntable recordings are distorted on Windows 7, the Sound Panel levels might be too high. Here’s how to adjust it: go to Start > Control Panel > Sound (in Classic View). Click the Recording tab, highlight the Microphone input (USB Audio Codec), and click Properties. In the Advanced tab, select “2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD quality)”, uncheck the two boxes in Exclusive Mode, and click Apply. Then, select the Levels tab, set the level slider to ‘4’, and click Apply and Ok.
Why is the sound quality of my ION QUICK PLAY FLASH Turntable poor?
Poor sound quality from your ION Turntable can occur for a couple of reasons: * The cartridge connection might not be secure; ensure it's securely connected to the tonearm. * The vinyl record might be dirty or scratched; try dusting off and gently wiping the record before playing.
Turntable Playback| wow & flutter | 0.2% |
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| distortion | 2% |
| max. output | 220Mv |
USB Flash Recorder/Player| max. output | 0.1% |
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| s/n ratio | 70dB |
| cross talk | 46dB |
Power Specifications| voltage | 9V DC |
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| current | 800mA |
| pin polarity | pin +, tip – |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 13" x 9.5" x 3.25" (330.2mm x 241.2mm x 82.5mm) |
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| weight | 2.5 Lbs (1.1kg) |
Steps to play vinyl records on the turntable, including setup and operation.
Instructions for recording vinyl audio to a USB flash drive using the turntable.
Steps to play music files from a connected USB flash drive on the turntable.
Instructions for transferring recorded music files from the USB drive to a computer.
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