T+A G 1260 R, User Manual

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Welcome!
We are delighted that you have purchased a
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product. The G 1260 R turntable is a Hi-Fi unit of the highest quality
which has been carefully developed to satisfy all the wishes of the demanding music lover.
The innovative technology, the solid, carefully considered design and the high-quality materials employed all help to
ensure that this turntable will fulfil your most exacting demands over a period of many years.
Careful quality testing of all materials, painstaking assembly by highly qualified staff and a fully automatic computer-
controlled final quality control procedure ensure high product quality and a unit which meets the specification in every
respect.
In our equipment production processes we avoid the use of materials which are environmentally harmful such as
chlorine-based solvents and CFCs.
As far as possible we avoid the use of plastics - especially PVC - in our equipment; instead we use metals or other non-
harmful materials which are easily recycled and which also provide effective electrical shielding.
The heavy all-metal case of the G 1260 R eliminates the danger of adverse effects on reproduction quality caused by
external sources of interference. This ensures that the electro-magnetic radiation (electro-smog) generated by the unit is
well shielded, and thereby reduced to an absolute minimum.
Our range of accessories includes high-quality cables and connectors, as well as sound system furniture designed to
match the style and appearance of our equipment.
Please accept our thanks for placing your faith in us. We hope that you will enjoy many hours of pleasure with your
turntable .
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elektroakustik GmbH & Co KG
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All components used in this device satisfy the current German and European safety norms and standards. For
your own safety please be sure to read right through these operating instructions. It is especially important to
observe the information regarding setting up and operating the equipment, and the safety notes.
This product fulfils the requirements of the low-voltage directives (72/23/EEC), the EMV directives (89/336/EEC,
92/31/EEC) and the CE marker directives (96/68/EEC).