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Prevent fire or shock hazard by avoiding exposure to rain or moisture.
Handle power cord carefully, do not open bottom cover, avoid inserting objects or liquid.
Explains differences in base color for DP-30L and DP-30L(S) models.
Details mains lead wire coloring and connection for British models.
Ensures safe operation with three-pin plugs and correctly wired extension cords.
Automatic arm lift at record end using an opto-electronic sensor.
Newly developed motor ensures smooth and silent tonearm motion.
Special compound base offers superior vibration damping.
Controls arranged for flexible operation with soft-touch buttons.
AC motor with magnetic speed detection for stable rotation.
Thoroughly read the manual for optimum performance and future reference.
Contact dealer for necessary changes to rated voltage or frequency.
Carefully handle to avoid scratching magnetic surface or disturbing speed detection.
Avoid impacts or twisting, especially when mounting/removing headshell.
Do not operate without platter or stall it; avoid magnets and solvents.
Avoid direct sun, moisture, dust; place on horizontal, vibration-free surface.
Avoid insecticides, paint thinner, or chemically treated cloths to prevent damage.
Controls power ON/OFF and initiates platter rotation and arm lowering.
Adjusts platter speed and monitors it via strobe pattern.
Stops platter rotation and lifts the tonearm.
Adjusts anti-skating force and stylus tracking force.
Steps for attaching the platter and mat to the motor shaft.
Procedure for fitting the counterweight onto the tonearm.
Guides cartridge mounting, wiring, and alignment in the headshell.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the head shell.
Procedure for attaching the dust cover to the hinges.
Connect output cords to amplifier and power supply cord to receptacle.
Setting the correct downward pressure for optimal playback.
Calibrating the anti-skating force based on stylus force.
Setting the correct height of the arm lifter for smooth operation.
Steps to place a record and initiate playback.
How to stop the record player during playback.
Using the strobe window to fine-tune platter speed.
Checks for connection, grounding, and amplifier settings for no sound or hum.
Troubleshooting mistracking, stylus force, and stylus condition.
Addresses issues with tonearm movement and stylus placement on the record.
Details motor type, drive system, speeds, and adjustment range.
Specifications for tonearm type, effective length, and overhang.
Acceptable cartridge weight, head shell connector, power, dimensions, and weight.
MM cartridge use caution and optimal stylus force setting.
Procedure for replacing the stylus and the entire cartridge.
Technical details including type, output, compliance, and frequency response.
Model details, output voltage, stylus grip color, tracking force, and trackability.
Instructions for mounting, connecting terminals, and required input impedance/capacitance.
Guidance on cleaning the stylus, records, and easy stylus replacement.
Special notes on stylus replacement, cautions, and avoiding imitations.
Details the one-year warranty and shipping instructions for repairs.
Instructions for stylus replacement, cleaning, and avoiding imitations.
General| Drive System | Direct Drive |
|---|---|
| Motor | AC Servo Motor |
| Tonearm | Static Balance Type |
| Wow and Flutter | 0.03% WRMS |
| Speeds | 33 1/3 and 45 rpm |
| Platter | Die-cast aluminum |
| Type | Manual belt-drive turntable |
