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8. Headphones jack —to connect headphones or earphones to enjoy music privately
9. Platter – Place your record here.
10. Tone arm – The turntable comes with a ready to use pre-balanced tone arm and cartridge.
The tone arm can be raised and lowered by hand, or
by using the raise / lower lever. Please note that the tone arm needs to be moved away from
resting position (on the arm clip) for the turntable motor to activate if auto stop is activated.
11. Cartridge
12. Tone arm clip
13. RCA output – Used to connect to external speakers (not included)
14. AUX IN jack
15. DC port – Used to connect power adapter
16. USB port
17. PREV button
18. PLAY/PAUSE/ REC button
19.NEXT / SPLIT button
PHONO MODE---VINYL RECORD PLAYBACK
Turn the mode selection knob to PH .
1. Connect the power adapter to the unit and mains socket.
2. Lift the buckle on the front of the turntable and open the lid.
3. Turn the power & volume control knob clockwise.The indicator light will illuminate red.
4. Place a record on the turntable platter and select the desired speed (33/45/78)
according to the record.
NOTE: when playing a 45 rpm record, use the included 45 rpm adapter located in the
holder near the tone arm.
5. Open the tone arm clip to release the tone arm. Push the lift lever backward to raise the
tone arm and gently move the tone arm to the desired position over the record. You can
turn the pitch control knob to adjust the speed of the platter little by little.The turntable will
begin to spin when the tonearm is moved toward the record. Push the lift lever forward to
lower the tone arm slowly onto the desired position on the record.
6. AUTO STOP feature applies to most 33RPM vinyl records.
If the AUTO STOP ON/OFF Switch is turned ON, the record will stop automatically when
finished(For some few vinyl records, it will stop when it does not come to the end or it will not
stop when it comes to the end). If Auto Stop Control is turned OFF, record will NOT stop
automatically when finished.
USB RECORDING