Bush TT1608, Instruction Manual

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Using your Turntable with Bluetooth
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Using your Turntable with Bluetooth
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If you require any technical guidance or find that your product is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions,
Power on
Press and release the large rotary control. The blue
Power LED will turn on and your Turntable will be in
Turntable mode.
Power off
Press and release the large rotary control.. The blue
Power LED and your Turntable will turn off.
Changing the Turntable speed
(RPM)
Before you play a record, you need to check the
correct speed or RPM that the record should be played
at. This is usually either 33 or 45 RPM.
1.
Press and release the 33 or 45 RPM button, as
appropriate, to select the correct speed for your
record.
Adjusting the volume
Turn the rotary volume control clockwise to increase
the volume and anti-clockwise to decrease the
volume.
Rotary control
RPM buttons
Standby mode
This product is designed to go to Standby mode
automatically after 30 minutes (approximately), if it
does not receive an audio signal. Press and release
the large rotary control to switch your product back on
again.
Playing a record
1. Check if the record you intend to play will need
the spindle adaptor and place this over the spindle,
if necessary.
2. Place your record onto the turntable felt mat.
3. Check that you have removed the protective cover
from the stylus and unclipped the tone arm.
4. Select the correct speed for your record by
pressing and releasing the 33 or 45 button as
appropriate.
5. Use the tone arm lever to lift the tone arm.
6. Move the tone arm across to your record, the
turntable will begin to rotate automatically.
7. Use the tone arm lever to gently lower the stylus
onto the groove on your record. Your record will
begin to play.
8. Use the large rotary control to adjust the volume.
9. At the end of the record the turntable will stop
turning automatically.
10.
Use the tone arm lever to lift the tone arm.
11.
Move the tone arm across to the rest position.
Tone arm clip
Protective
cover