Introduction
Congratulations and thank you for choosing an Origin
Live turntable. This should give many years of
enjoyment, reliability and low maintenance.
It's critical that these instructions are read fully to
achieve best performance. Underlined text is especially
important.
The instructions are written for owners with no previous
experience, however there are aspects of the deck that
run contrary to expectations, so experts should not alter
anything without absorbing these instructions first.
Diagrams cover 3 different turntables so are for guidance
not exact representation.
Origin Live turntables are simple to set up. The
instructions appear lengthy because they give proper
explanation of factors that are different to conventional
set ups. If you have a problem not covered in the
instructions - you should speak to your dealer or refer to
technical support on the Origin Live web site
www.originlive.com
- See top navigation bar “ support”.
There is a wealth of 3
rd
party information online.
YouTube videos are particularly helpful on how to set up
cartridges and tonearms should you need more help –
Just Google what you need to know.
Keep the turntable packing box for secure future
transport.
Safety Warnings
Voltages inside the Motor Pod are dangerous so it must
not be opened.
Ensure Mains lead to the Motor Pod cannot be pierced
by spikes or similar abuse. Also ensure the lead cannot
cause anyone to trip.
Furthermore keep mains lead away
from areas where liquids could spill
on it.
Parts list
Plinth & Sub-chassis
-
including
1 cable clip with nut
& bolt.
Bag of parts
Cork washer for arm
Oil bottle
2.5mm allen key for arm clip
3mm Allen key
4mm Allen key
8mm A/F spanner – (12 inch arms only)
Platter
Upgrade platter mat
1 Belt + Spindle for p Strobe card
Motor pod
Owner manual, assembly sheet, Packing instructions
Set up & operation
Sub-chassis for 12 inch tonearms need to
be assembled to Plinth
Fit the 12 inch sub-chassis version to the deck as per
instruction sheet at the beginning of this booklet.
Note the above diagram is for guidance only – it's not an
exact representation.
