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ADJUSTING THE TONE ARM
Level Balance Adjustment
1. Set the "ANTI-SKATING" knob to"0".
2. Release the arm clamp and move the tonearm to the space
between the arm rest and the platter, taking care not to
damage the stylus.
3. Set the "CUE LEVER" to the down position.
4. Support the headshell's finger-lift with one hand and attain
the level balance by turning the counterweight either
clockwise or counter-clock wise. "Level balance" means that
the tonearm is parallel to the record on the platter and that
the tonearm pipe. Therefor should not tilt toward the
counterweight side or the headshell side.
5. Return the tonearm to the arm rest and fasten the arm
clamp. Since the tracking force is zero when the tonearm is balanced level, turn just the
tracking force scale ring in front of the counter-weight and set the "0" on the scale to the
index line on the shaft. When doing so, be sure to hold the counterweight together with the
scale
Tracking Force Adjustment
Turning the counterweight, set the correct tracking force opposite
the index line on the counterweight shaft. The tracking force
scale ring has 0.5g steps and one full turn of the counterweight
will yield a tracking force of 3.5g
Anti-Skating Adjustment
To adjust the Anti-skating mechanism, turn the "ANTI-SKATING"
Knob so that the number corresponding to the required tracking
force is opposite the index line. The numbers on the Anti-Skate
Knob correspond to 1 g tracking force.
CONNECTIONS
Analog audio output jacks (L + R)
These output analog audio signals.
The "PHONO EQ" switch setting changes the type of output signal.
Use the included audio cable (or commercially available ones) to connect other equipment to
the output jacks of this unit.
PHONO/LINE Selection Switch
➢ PHONO: Signals that have been amplified by the built-in equalizer amp are output from the
analog audio output jacks.
➢ LINE: Use this when connecting to equipment that has PHONO inputs.
Caution
When set to ON, if connected to the PHONO inputs of an amplifier, for example, the output from
speakers and headphones will be very loud, which could damage equipment or harm hearing.
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PL780 / English Instruction Manual
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