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General| Motor | DC Motor |
|---|---|
| Speeds | 33 1/3, 45 RPM |
| Braking System | Electronic Brake |
| Tracking Force Adjustment Range | 0-4 g |
| Platter | Aluminium Die-cast, 332 mm diameter |
| Pitch Control | +/-10% |
| Outputs | RCA |
| USB | No |
| Type | Direct Drive |
| S/N Ratio | 50 dB |
| Starting Torque | 1.0 kgf.cm |
| Tonearm Type | S-shaped |
Explains the meaning of various signal words and symbols used in the manual.
Defines the proper use of the device and the qualifications of users.
Warns about suffocation and injury risks for children with packaging and small parts.
Covers risks from unsuitable environments, high voltages, and potential floor staining.
Lists core features like direct-drive, USB, speed options, and included accessories.
Covers unpacking, attaching the pick-up, and inserting the turntable.
Detailed guide to adjusting the counterweight for proper stylus force.
Provides a schematic for connecting the turntable to a mixer or PC.
Identifies and explains the numbered controls and components on the turntable's top surface.
Lists and describes numbered controls like holder, counterweight, pitch control, and illumination.
Details the 7-inch EP adapter, cover hinges, and rear panel I/O including USB and power.
Step-by-step instructions for playing a vinyl record.
Guidance on cleaning the pick-up, housing, and cover.
When to check for worn pick-ups and how to replace them.
Technical details on drive type, motor, speeds, pick-up arm dimensions, and pick-up model.
Specs for audio outputs, USB, power requirements, dimensions, weight, and ambient conditions.
Advice on selecting cables and ensuring correct connections for optimal sound.
Details the pin assignment for signal and ground on an RCA plug.
Information on recycling and proper disposal of packaging materials.
Instructions for disposing of the old device according to WEEE regulations.
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