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General| Speeds | 33 1/3 and 45 RPM |
|---|---|
| Platter | Aluminum die-cast |
| Motor | 4-pole synchronous motor |
| Platter Diameter | 300mm |
| Overhang | 15 mm |
| Tonearm | Static balance S-shaped tonearm |
| Cartridge Weight Range | 4 to 10g |
Explains the servo system with PLL circuitry for improved motor speed accuracy and rumble suppression.
Details the built-in electronic brake for quick platter speed changes between 45 and 33 RPM.
Covers the independent tonearm lift mechanism and the direct-readout tracking-force dial.
Describes the anti-skating device for stable tracking and provisions for CD-4 quadraphonic playback.
Warns against disassembling the unit and advises on careful operation and handling.
Provides instructions on safely handling the power plug to prevent electrical shock.
Instructions on how to remove transit screws and protective packing materials.
Guidance on installing the platter, rubber mat, and main weight onto the tonearm.
Steps for mounting a cartridge onto the headshell and connecting leads.
Details on attaching the headshell and adjusting overhang for optimal playback.
Explains how to use the cartridge mounting gauge for alignment.
Procedure to achieve a perfectly horizontal tonearm for zero tracking force.
Guidance on using the sub-weight for very heavy cartridges.
Steps to set the correct tracking force using the main weight and dial.
Instructions for adjusting the anti-skating device to balance skating force.
Adjusting tonearm height for level playback and headshell tilt for horizontal alignment.
Instructions for mounting the dust cover and connecting the unit to an amplifier.
Note on the proper use and storage of the 45 RPM adaptor.
Essential checks and handling advice for records and the turntable before playback.
Step-by-step guide for placing a record, starting playback, and stopping.
Emphasizes the importance of a clean stylus for sound quality and longevity.
Provides best practices for handling, cleaning, and storing vinyl records.
Information on stylus lifespan, replacement, and where to purchase.
States that the unit requires no lubrication and warns against applying oil.
Instructions for changing the unit's voltage if relocating to a different region.
Addresses issues of no sound from speakers or poor audio quality.
Troubleshooting steps for audible hum, including grounding and nearby appliances.
Explains howling from vibrations and hum from amplifier transformers, with solutions.
Instructions on preparing the unit and contacting service for repairs.
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