Studebaker SB6077, Owner'S Manual

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
TURNTABLE UNIT (TOP VIEW)
PART NAME DESCRIPTIONS
1
45 RPM ADAPTER Use this Adapter when playing vintage 45RPM records with a 1.5” (38mm) center
opening.
2
PLATTER This is the rotating part of the Turntable.
3
CENTER SPINDLE The center hole of the vinyl record to be played should align with this SPINDLE.
4
PLATTER FELT MAT This is for covering the platter and on which the vinyl record is placed.
5
CONTROL PANEL The major electronic controls and indicators can be found on this panel.
6
CARTRIDGE An Audio Technica AT3600LA Moving Magnet Cartridge (MMC) is pre-installed.
Please remove the original protective plastic cover from the stylus before use and
replace it after playing records for maximum protection.
7
ANTI-SHOCK LOCK
DOWN SCREW This Screw has been loosened in factory to lock down the Anti-shock mechanism
of the Turntable to protect it from damage during transit. Please turn it in a
clockwise direction until the screw is all the way down to reactivate the Anti-shock
mechanism before first use. If the unit is not to be used for a long time, loosen the
Screw until the Anti-shock mechanism of the Turntable is locked down again.
8
COUNTERWEIGHT This rotary part is used to set the tracking force required by different cartridges.
It should be kept at the 2.5g scale reading point for the included cartridge.
9
CUE LEVER Use this to control the precise lead-in point of a chosen sound track on the record.
Gently pull the Lever towards yourself to lower the stylus onto the record surface
and push towards the rear end to raise the stylus above it.
10
TONEARM HOLDER When not using the Phono function, the TONEARM should be returned onto this
HOLDER and locked in placed by the built-in locking clip.
11
SPEED SELECTOR Use this Selector to choose between 33 and 45 RPM according to your vinyl
record requirement.
12
TONEARM This is a metal tubing carrying the HEADSHELL and CARTRIDGE assembly.
13
HEADSHELL This is the part on which the CARTRIDGE (MMC) is fixed to with a small screw.
14
PITCH CONTROL Use this control to vary the pitch of the phono audio output by means of changing
the motor speed. The center click denotes the point of neutral pitch. Rotate to the
right side of the center click to increase pitch and vice versa.