Sony PS-4750 - CONNECTIONS; RECORD PLAYING

CONNECTIONS
Power cord: Connect to an ac outlet. If you use an amplifier
ac outlet, connect it to one that is unswitched.
Phono cords: Connect the red plug to the Right channel of
the player, white plug to the Left channel.
At the other end of the cord, connect the red plug to the Right
channel of the amplifier, white plug to the Left channel.
Ground wire: Connect to the [ 7} | terminal of the player.
At the end of the wire, connect to the [ 77 | or [GROUND]
terminal of the amplifier. (See @ on page 2.)
eCheck that the phono cord and power cord are not caught
under any foot of the case.
@Leave a little slack in the connecting cord to allow for in-
advertent shock or vibration.
@To disconnect the power cord, pull it out by the plug.
pull it by the cord
Never
TIPS ON RECORD HANDLING
Before playing
eFor cleaning the stylus, use a soft brush (stylus brush, artist’s
paint brush, etc.). Never clean the stylus with your finger tip.
eFor routine cleaning of records, the use of a barely damp soft
cloth (gauze, etc.) or a fluid type cleaner will be effective. If
a spray type record cleaner is used, make sure that the cleaner
has dried completely before playing the records. Record playing
while the fluid is still wet may damage the records. It is a
good idea to clean the record again before putting it away.
eHandle a record by its edges and dont touch the music
grooves. Finger prints on the record surface may induce an
accumulation of dust, resulting in impaired tone.
When record playing
elt is recommended that you reduce the amplifier volume be-
fore you lower the tonearm onto the record.
eWhile the turntable is energized, don’t attempt to stop or
reverse the turntable by hand.
eDuring play, be sure to close the dust cover.
anything on the dust cover.
eWhile playing, never attempt to move the player or touch the
tonearm.
Don't place
After playing
@ Avoid exposing records to any source of heat, such as direct
sunlight, a hot-air duct, etc..
eStore records vertically without applying any pressure or in-
clining to either side. This will minimize any warpage.
@When not using the player, close the dust cover.
Other precautions
@ Don't put anything but records on a turntable.
@Don't place anything but the spare cartridge and 45-rpm
adaptor on the cabinet.
RECORD PLAYING
Follow in sequence the numbered operation of the diagram.
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@ Lower the amplifier volume.
the amplifier input selector to PHONO.
@ Push the POWER switch of the player.
© Place a record on the turntable.
© Push either the “33” or “45”-rpm button according to the
record speed that you wish to play.
© Place the START/CUE lever to the other side [ ¥ ON] posi-
Turn on the amplifier and set
tion.
@ By viewing the stroboscope, adjust the speed with the Pitch
control until the pattern appears stationary.
For a 50 Hz power line frequency area, adjust the Pitch control
by referring to the outer two lines of the stroboscope.
For a 60 Hz power line frequency area, adjust the Pitch control
by referring to the inner two lines of the stroboscope.
45rpm—
331) 3 rpm 60Hz
45rpm——
331/3 pm ` 90Hz
elf the pattern moves to the right... Turn the control to the
“F” (Fast) direction.
elf the pattern moves to the left... Turn the control to the
“S” (Slow) direction.
@ Bring the tonearm above the lead-in groove of the record.
© Place the START/CUE lever to the forward [ X ON] position.
The tonearm will automatically lower onto the record.
© Adjust the sound level, stereo balance and tone quality of the
amplifier according to your preference.