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To adjust the arm height, loosen the two setscrews on the base of the arm
assembly, put a record on the platter, turn the adjustment wheel above the
base. When the arm is parallel to the record, tighten the screws. That is the
zero adjustment point and you should begin with the arm at that point. You
can lower the arm for more bass energy or raise the arm for more
treble energy.
Setting the Azimuth
Place the 6” aluminum rod in the groove behind the mounting screws on the
tonearm headshell.
If it is not level, use the supplied Allen wrench to loosen the setscrew on the
counterweight and rotate the counterweight around the shaft until the
headshell is parallel to the record. Be careful not to change the tracking force
setting by moving the counterweight forward or back while rotating.
Playing Records
Before playing a record, make sure that all of the tonearm screws are tight.
Place the rubber washer on the platter spindle, then the record on the platter,
then screw the clamp onto the spindle. The clamp will lock the rim of the
record down first forcing the air out and acting like a vacuum.
Press the power button on the motor. Sit down and enjoy listening to your
records!
