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General| Motor | DC servo motor |
|---|---|
| Wow and Flutter | 0.06% WRMS |
| Type | Belt-drive |
| Speeds | 33 and 45rpm |
| Platter | 300mm aluminum die-cast |
| Cartridge | Moving magnet (MM) |
Connect to correct power supply and protect the power cord from damage.
Ensure proper grounding, ventilation, and operate within temperature limits.
Avoid water, heat, and take precautions against electric shock.
Do not remove enclosure, avoid magnetic fields, and clean with a dry cloth.
Guidelines for moving carts, securing units, and handling abnormal conditions.
Procedures for damage, servicing, antenna grounding, power lines, and AC outlets.
Identifies key parts of the turntable like platter, tonearm, and controls.
Identifies accessories like EP adaptor and essential cords (audio, AC, ground).
Steps for installing the turntable platter, drive belt, and rubber mat.
Instructions on using the armrest hook and stylus cover for protection.
Details on connecting the turntable to a KENWOOD MIDI system amplifier or receiver.
Procedures for safely plugging in and unplugging system control and audio connectors.
Step-by-step guide for automatic record playback and volume control.
How to stop playback and the tonearm's return to the arm rest.
Guide for manual record playback, speed selection, and cueing.
How to temporarily interrupt playback using the cueing lever.
Instructions for dubbing records using synchro recording with MIDI systems.
Steps for replacing and cleaning the stylus for optimal performance.
Information on stylus lifespan, wear signs, and motor lubrication.
Table listing common malfunctions, their causes, and remedies.
Notes on microprocessor control, external noise, and contact cleaner usage.
Details on motor, platter, speeds, tonearm, and unit dimensions.
Specifications for cartridge, frequency response, load impedance, power consumption, and weight.
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