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After you have assembled the turntable, made the neces-
sary adjustments and connected
the turntable to the
audio amplifier, you are ready to start playing records.
Proceed as follows.
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Please check the connecting
cords for the turntable,
amp and speakers.
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Power
cord
> AC
outlet
or amplifier's
power
outlet
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Output cords Phono
terminals on the amp
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|f you are using the ground wire, check to see that
it is securely fastened to the amplifier's GND
terminal.
Setting the Turntable into Operation
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Turn the amp's power switch on, and set the input
selector to Phono.
Set the amp's volume
level
accordinaly.
Place your selected record on the turntable platter and
set the record size selector switch to the size of the
record.
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When playing 45 rpm singles, slip the accessory 45
adaptor over the center shaft.
When playing 33-1/3 rom records use the adaptor
as a record clamp.
Set the SPEED
switch so that it corresponds to the
rated speed of the record,
5
Make sure that the cueing switch is in the DOWN
"E"
position.
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Remove the stylus cover.
- switch. Record play wiil start automatically.
7
Remove the arm rest lock and depress the PLAY
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Record play
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Adjust the amplifier's volume and tone controls to
your own
preferred levels.
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Once record play has been completed, the tonearm
will automatically
rise and return to the arm rest and
the platter will stop rotating.
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Depress the CUT switch if you want to stop record
play.
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Operate the cueing switch (refer to page 8) if you
you want to interrupt record play.
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Ifthe REPEAT
switch has been activated, the unit
will indefinitely repeat the same side of the record.
Even if the CUT switch is depressed, play will
resume again.
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