Sony PS-LX2 - Connections; Audio and Power Connections; Record Playing; Preparation and Starting Playback

CONNECTIONS
RECORD PLAYING
• Turn off the amplifier before making connections.
• Be sure to insert the cable connectors firmly into the jacks.
Loose connections may cause hum and noise.
• Connect the red plug of the connecting cord to the right-channel
jack [Rj of the amplifier and the white plug to the left-channel jack
[L]. Otherwise, the right and left channels will be reversed.
• Leave a little slack in the connecting cord to allow for inadvertent
shock or vibration.
TIPS ON RECORD HANDLING
• Before playing, clean the record with a record cleaner or soft
cloth. If a spray cleaner is used, make sure that it has dried com¬
pletely before playing the record. Playing the record before the
cleaner has dried may damage the record.
It is a good idea to clean the record again before putting it away.
• Handle a record by its edges and do not touch the grooves.
Fingerprints on the record surface may encourage an accumula¬
tion of dust, resulting in impaired tone.
• Use a commercially available anti-static spray to neutralize the
static electricity on a record.
• Avoid exposing a record to direct sunlight or sources of heat,
such as a hot-air duct.
• Store your records vertically. They should not be compressed.
PREPARATION
• Place a record on the platter. For 17 cm (7 inch) records, put the
supplied 45-rpm adaptor over the center spindle.
• Lower the amplifier volume and set the input selector to PHONO.
TO START PLAYING
The numbers in the illustration refer to the sequence of operation.
Q Select the correct record speed with the SPEED button. For
45rpm records, depress the SPEED button. For 33 rpm records,
release it. To release a depressed button, press it again.
€) Press and release the X/ ▼ . button to raise the tonearm.
6 Remove the stylus guard and bring the tonearm above the lead-in
groove of the record. The turntable start rotating.
Q Depress the X / ▼ . button. The tonearm will lower onto the record
and the record will begin playing.
• After the tonearm has lowered onto the record, adjust the volume
and tone of the amplifier.
• When the tonearm reaches the end of the record, it will be
automatically raised, return to its rest, and then lower by itself.
The turntable will stop rotating and the power will be turned off
automatically.
TO LIFT UP THE STYLUS DURING PLAY
To listen to another part of the record being played, or to lift up the
stylus on a record for a brief moment and start playing from the
same point, press and release the X / ▼ . button.
The tonearm will be lifted up. To lower it again, depress the X / ▼ .
button.
TO STOP DURING PLAY
Press the REJECT button. The tonearm will lift up and auto¬
matically return to the arm rest.
The cueing platform will lower when the tonearm reaches the arm
rest and the unit will be turned off.
6