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1– Start/stop buttons Tonearm lift
Press this button to start or stop the platter.
2– Platter
The platter is equipped with a slip mat. This makes it easier to manipulate the record for scratch performances.
3– 33 rpm Speed select buttons
Press the “33” button to select the 33rpm speed.
4– 45 rpm Speed select buttons
Press the “45” button to select the 45rpm speed.
5– Headshell
Install cartridge here. When installing a cartridge, refer to the installation instructions supplied by the manufacture of
that cartridge. During installation, attach the stylus protector to guard the stylus tip from damage. Attach wires as
follows:
White (L+) Left c
Blue (L -) Left channel –
Red (R+) Right
Green (R-) Right channel –
6– Headshell locking nut
Attach the head shell by inserting it into the front end of the tone arm and then turn the locking nut clockwise.
7– Tone arm
This is a fully manual tone arm. To start playback, gently place the stylus on the record using head shell finger
support OR use the tone arm lifter (see 9).
8– Tone arm stand with lock
This aluminum nut is used to secure the head shell and cartridge assembly to the tone arm tube.
9– Tonearm lift
Controls the up and down action of the tone arm.
10– Counterweight
Adjustment creates the proper downward pressure of the stylus to the record. We have installed the counterweight at
our factory and it should be perfectly adjusted. If this is not the case, twist it lightly until the tone arm is perfectly
balanced.
11– Output L & R
This is the standard analog output (RCA jacks) which can be connected either to phone or line input on any DJ mixer,
depending on the setting of the phone/line selector.
12– USB SOCKET
Plug USB device. The USB lead length is limited to 3m.
13– AUX TO PC
Audio input for connection of an iPod, MP2 player, etc. to a PC.
14– Ground
Ground lug for turntable connection. Always use this connection when using turntables (your turntable cable should have
a grounding wire).
15– Power cable
This power cable should be plugged into a wall receptacle AFTER all audio connections have been made.
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