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Fine-tuning the speed
1. Press the [ ON/STANDBY ] button (19) in to the
ON
position.
2. Turn the play/stop switch (11) to
START
.
3. Push the tonearm lever (8) backwards to lift the tonearm.
4. Move the tonearm sideways towards the turntable until
the turntable starts to rotate.
5. Turn the speed selector (10) to
33
or
45
.
6. Read the upper row of strobe dots (2) on the side of
the turntable.
• Correct speed at 33 RPM: The long blue lines should be
motionless, turn [ PITCH ADJ. ] (13) to fine-tune.
• Correct speed at 45 RPM: The short blue lines should
be motionless, turn [ PITCH ADJ. ] to fine-tune.
Connecting the record player to an audio source/hifi system
The audio output from the record player can be sent to an audio source/hifi system in
one of two ways:
• If you use an audio source/ hifi system which
lacks
a connection for a record
player (RIAA), set the
[ PHONO EQ / THRU ON ] switch (15) to
PHONO EQ.
The record player connection on the audio source/ hifi system is usually labelled
Phono/Gramophone).
• If you use an audio source/ hifi system which
has
a connection for a record player
(RIAA), set the
[ PHONO EQ / THRU ON ] switch (15) to
THRU ON
. The record
player connection on the audio source/ hifi system is usually labelled Phono/
Gramophone).
In both cases the connection between the record player and the audio source/ hifi
system takes place via RCA cables (sold separately) which are connected to the RCA
line-out sockets of the record player and the RCA line-in sockets of the audio source/
hifi system.
