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Turntable Quick-Start:
1. Changing Platter Speed
Press the 33/45 ROTATION SPEED SETTING buttons to change the platter rotation speed.
2. Starting and Stopping the Platter
Use the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON to switch back and forth between platter rotations and pause
modes.
3. Pitch Control
1) The pitch adjustment is a fine adjustment to the platter's RPMs.
2) The pitch adjustment is variable and may be adjusted between -10% and +10% of the
platter-selected speed.
3) The pitch is changed by sliding the Pitch Slider in an up and down motion.
4) The indicator dots on the rim of the TURNTABLE PLATTER can be used to visual
approximate the platter pitch. These indicators are lit by the STROBOSCOPIC LIGHT as they
pass by the POWER SWITCH. At different pitch levels each row of STROBE INDICATORS may
appear stand still.
Note: The use of heavy fluorescent lighting directly above the turntable will defeat the
STROBE LAMP PILOT LAMP affect indicator accuracy.
Set-up
Turntable Installation:
1. Do not place the unit in a location where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or near any type
of heating appliance.
2. Do not place the unit in a location where there is high humidity or a lot of dust.
3. Cartridge may pick up slight sound pressure or vibrations of nearby speakers. For best results,
do not install this unit too close to speakers.
4. Install this unit on a horizontal surface that is stable and vibration free.
5. The rubber feet have been specially designed to isolate the unit from excess vibration. The
feet may also be used to stabilize the main body horizontally. Adjust the height of the unit by
turning the feet in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.
Tonearm Balance and Stylus Pressure:
1. Adjustment of horizontal zero balance and stylus pressure:
2. Remove the stylus protective cover, if so equipped. Never touch the stylus tip during the
adjustment.
3. Lower the TONEARM LEVER.
4. Release the tonearm clamp and release the tonearm from the arm rest.
5. Set the ANTI-SKATE adjustment to zero.
6. Rotate the COUNTERWEIGHT in either direction until the TONEARM is perfectly balanced
horizontally (floats freely).
7. Return the TONEARM to the arm rest and lock it in place.
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