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1. Rotate the On/Off Volume Knob [10] to turn on the power.
2. Set the Function Switch
[8] to the PH position.
Note: The Function Indicator
[9] will be RED.
3. Set the Speed Switch
[5] to the appropriate speed for the record you are
playing. (e.g., 33 RPM, 45 RPM, or 78 RPM).
4. Place the record on the turntable. Use the 45 RPM Adapter
[3] if
necessary to accommodate records with larger center holes.
5. Remove the stylus protector from the stylus assembly.
Note: Make sure to keep the included stylus guard in place whenever the
turntable is moved or cleaned to avoid damaging the stylus.
6. Release the tonearm Hold Down Clip
[13] . This clip holds the
tonearm
[4] in place when the turntable is not in use. Remember to lock it
back when the turntable is not in use.
7. Use the Tonearm Lever
[6] to lift up the tonearm [4] gently.
8. Carefully move the tonearm
[4] over the record to the desired starting
position for playback.
Set the Tonearm Lever
[6] back to the down position, and the tonearm [4]
will slowly descend onto the record and begin playback.
9. When the record is finished playing, use the Tonearm Lever
[6] again to
raise the tonearm
[4] .
Return the tonearm
[4] to the Tonearm Rest.
Release the lever
[6] to let the tonearm [4] sit back at its rest.
If you want to suspend playback temporarily, repeat these steps.
10. Lock the Tonearm Hold Down Clip
[13] to secure the tonearm [4] in
place for storage.
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LET’S PLAY
Connecting to a Stereo System:
Connect the RCA Jacks [14] directly to active/powered
speakers or the appropriate input of your audio system to
output analogue line-level signals. Ensure the RED plug
is in the RIGHT channel, and the WHITE plug is in the
LEFT channel.
Note: The RCA Jacks
[14] are not intended for use with
passive speakers; connecting them will result in signifi-
cantly reduced volume.
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Connecting via Aux:
Input
Connect to the Aux In Jack
[15] using a 3.5mm auxiliary
cable to play music through the turntable speakers from
another audio device.
Output
Connect to the Headphone Jack [11] using a 3.5mm
auxiliary cable to listen to the turntable with wired head-
phones.
Note: The built-in speaker will stop playing once wired
headphones are plugged in.
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Note: If the Auto-Stop Switch [12] is set to the ON po-
sition, the platter will automatically stop after playback.
This feature applies to most 33RPM vinyl records. On
occasion, the turntable may stop before the end of the re-
cord. Set the Auto-Stop Switch [12] to OFF to overcome
this.
You can also adjust the speed of your record by turning
the Pitch Control Knob
[7] clockwise to increase it or
anti-clockwise to decrease it by approximately 10%.
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