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Counterweight

 

The Ingenium comes with a cartridge already installed. Before 
playing any records, you must attach the counterweight; this 
ensures the cartridge is played at the correct tracking weight.

 

Using a twisting action, gently push the counterweight onto the 
rear of the tonearm until it reaches the stop, and cannot be 
pushed further—the tracking weight is now correctly set.

 

 

Connecting to your System

 

This turntable uses a conventional Moving Magnet cartridge, 
which is designed to work with the majority of amplifiers with a 
built

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in phono stage. If your amplifier does not have a phono 

stage, you will need to acquire an external device. AVID produce a 
range of suitable phono stages.

 

Please consult the amplifier or phono stage instructions supplied 
by the manufacturer to correctly fit the tonearm cables. Also note 
the earth connection is integrated into the tonearm lead and 
there is no separate earth connection lead required.

 

Once you have connected your turntable to your amplifier, the 
turntable is ready to be used.

 

 

Using the Clamp

 

Your Ingenium comes with a record clamp—this is designed to 
minimise any warps in the record, but also to help control 
vibrations within the record that adversely affect sound quality. 
The clamp should be used at all times.

 

Simply place the record over the spindle and then screw the 
clamp onto the spindle—

do this carefully to avoid cross 

threading which will cause damage.

                                                 

Do not use excessive force—hand

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tight is more than adequate. 

ALWAYS STOP THE TURNTABLE WHEN CHANGING THE RECORD

 

 

Starting the Turntable

 

You start the turntable by using the switch on the mains cable. 

 

Summary of Contents for Ingenium P&P

Page 1: ...Ingenium P P Turntable USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...nserting the bearing ball 6 Attaching the drive hub 6 The Motor 7 Attaching the platter 7 Changing the platter speed 7 Counterweight 8 Connecting to your system 8 Using the clamp 8 Starting the turntable 8 Troubleshooting 9 Specifications 10 Declaration of Conformity 10 Warranty 11 Table of Contents ...

Page 3: ...res and operating functions available Caution Turntables tonearms and cartridges are fragile items please take extreme care when moving setting up and using them When cleaning use only a soft lint free cloth Take special care not to damage the cartridge and its delicate stylus assembly Always clip the tonearm back into its rest when changing records to minimise the risk of damaging the cartridge K...

Page 4: ...k that along with this manual you have all the parts as listed below If any items appear to be missing please contact your dealer immediately Chassis with arm cartridge Hub bearing Assembly Tonearm Counterweight Bearing Ball Platter Drive belt Motor Record Clamp ...

Page 5: ...ated support is generally best Keep the unit away from other high power devices power amplifiers tend to have large magnetic fields and are also a source of heat both of which can adversely affect the performance of your turntable Lightweight supports generally work best as they store less energy and therefore put less unwanted energy back into the turntable a wall mounted shelf is often best as t...

Page 6: ...will be done to the sapphire NEVER PUT ANY LUBRICATION ON THE SAPPHIRE OR BEARING BALL AS THIS WILL CAUSE DAMAGE Attaching the drive hub Remove the clamp from the bearing assembly by unscrewing it with an anti clockwise action Store the clamp safely Carefully lower the bearing assembly over the shaft do not allow the assembly to drop onto the shaft as this will shatter the Sapphire bearing Once th...

Page 7: ...r playing 45RPM records and the smaller plays at 33 3RPM Any time you want to change the turntable speed simply remove the platter push down on the spindle so that it disengages from the platter and reposition the drive belt replace the platter and rotate manually to align drive belt The turntable speed has been calibrated at the factory You can accurately check the speed of the platter by using a...

Page 8: ...he amplifier or phono stage instructions supplied by the manufacturer to correctly fit the tonearm cables Also note the earth connection is integrated into the tonearm lead and there is no separate earth connection lead required Once you have connected your turntable to your amplifier the turntable is ready to be used Using the Clamp Your Ingenium comes with a record clamp this is designed to mini...

Page 9: ... phono stage or an optional external one It will not function if connected directly to a standard line level input Loud humming noise coming from speakers This is probably the result of an earth issue and is best resolved by discussing the issue with your dealer Turntable running slightly fast or slightly slow or varying Adjust the tension of the belt by moving the motor If the speed randomly vari...

Page 10: ... December 2017 We declare that our Ingenium P P turntable conforms to directives and harmonized international standards EMC 89 36 EEC Electromagnetic conformity BS EN 60065 1994 Safety requirements for mains operated electronic and related apparatus for household and similar use CENELEC HD21 22 Flexible cables and cords EN 55020 1988 Electromagnetic Immunity EN 55013 1990 Electromagnetic Emissions...

Page 11: ...onsequential damages of any kind arising from the sale or use of its products The warranty applies to ex demonstration product using manufacture date as purchase date Where the product is sold under a consumer transaction as defined by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 the statutory rights of the purchaser are not affected by this warranty Products are sold on the basis of specifications applicable at th...

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