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1. START / STOP Button: Press this button to start or stop the platter.
2. STROBE DOTS: The dots around the edge of the platter are used in conjunction
with the light located inside the power switch. While the platter rotates, the dots
help to indicate the speed. The dots flow to the right when the platter speed is
lower than the selected (33, 45, 78. When the dots flow to the left, the platter
speed is higher. When the dots seem to be stationary, the platter is rotating at the
exact speed. Use the Pitch slider (12) to adjust the speed.
3. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH: Used to turn the turntable on an off.
4. SPEED SELECT Buttons: Used to select the desired speed.
• Press the "33" button to select the 33rpm speed.
• Press the "45" button to select the 45rpm speed.
• Press "33" and "45" buttons simultaneously to select the 78rpm speed.
5. TARGET LIGHT: White led target light used to locate the exact place on your
record when used in a dark place.
6. STARTUP TIME: Used to adjust the time it takes to reach the proper platter speed.
Startup time is minimal when the potentiometer is completely turned to the left.
(proper speed attained after 0.2sec) Startup time is maximum when the
potentiometer is completely turned to the right. (proper speed attained after 6sec)
7. BRAKE TIME: Used to adjust the time it takes to completely stop the platter. Break
time is minimal when the potentiometer is completely turned to the left. (complete
stop after 0.2sec) Break time is maximum when the potentiometer is completely
turned to the right. (complete stop after 6sec)
8. REVERSE Button: Press this button to reverse the platter rotation, press this
button again to end the reverse mode.
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9. PITCH RANGE +/-10% Button: Press this button to adjust the range of the pitch
slider to +/-10%. Used when precise speed adjustments are needed. (beat mixing)
10. PITCH RANGE +/-20% Button: Press this button to adjust the range of the pitch
slider to +/-20%. Press the +/-10% and +/-20% buttons simultaneously to adjust
the range of the pitch slider to +/-50%. Used to obtain special effects.
11. PITCH SLIDER & QUARTZ Button: Use the pitch slider to change the actual
speed of the platter. The Range depends on the Pitch Range buttons (9+10).
When the slider is in its middle position, a led will turn on to indicate that the
turntable is locked to the exact center speed. When the QUARTZ Button is
pressed, the exact center speed is enforced, even when the slider is not in the
middle.
12. PHONO/LINE Output: Depending on the position
of the phono/line switch, you can connect the
turntable to any phono or line input, using the
supplied cinch/cinch cable. (a "cinch connector" is
often also called "RCA-connector")
13. POWER CORD Connector: Used to connect to
the mains, using the supplied power cord.
14. HEAD SHELL: Install the cartridge here. When installing a cartridge, refer to the
installation instructions supplied by the manufacturer of that cartridge. During
installation, attach the stylus protector to guard the stylus tip from damage.
Attach wires as follows:
White (L+) Left channel +
Blue (L-) Left channel -
Red (R+) Right channel +
Green (R-) Right channel -
15. HEAD SHELL LOCKING NUT: Attach the
head shell by inserting it into the front end of
the tone arm and then turn the locking nut
clockwise.
16. TONE ARM: This is a fully manual S-shaped
tone arm. To start playback, gently place the
stylus on the record using the head shell
finger support. Do not drop the stylus onto
the record as this may cause damage to the
diamond tip and to the record.
17. TONE ARM LIFT: Used to adjust the height
of the tone arm. Put a vinyl record on the
platter and put the needle somewhere on the
record. Gently unlock the tone arm lift by
turning a small knob located on the tone arm
base, next to the ANTI SKATING knob for
about 90° counter clockwise. Turn the base
ring clockwise to lift the tone arm or counter
clockwise to lower it until the tone arm is
horizontal. Relock the tone arm lift again by
turning the small knob for 90° clockwise.
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