User manual

9. S-SHAPED TONE ARM
The tonearm is the mechanism that holds the HEAD- SHELL and stylus allowing it to glide across a record.
10. 33-RPM SPEED SELECTOR BUTTON
Engaging this button will rotate the platter at 33 revolutions per a minute (RPMs). A function LED will glow
when this function is activated.
11. 45-RPM SPEED SELECTOR BUTTONS
Engaging this button will rotate the platter at 45 RPMs A function LED will glow when this function is
activated.
12. PITCH ADJUST SLIDER
This slider is used to adjust the playback pitch percentage (platter speed).
13. TONEARM LEVER
This lever is used to safely elevates the tone arm above a record surface without endangering a records
surface.
14. TONEARM CLAMP AND REST
Use this rest to safely hold the tonearm in position during non use and transportation.
15. ANTI-SKATE CONTROL
The anti-skate applies inward force to the tonearm to prevent outward skipping across the record due to
the centrifugal force cause by platter rotation. The anti-skate value should be equally to that of the stylus
counterweight pressure.
16. COUNTERWEIGHT
Use the counterweight to balance the tone arm and to adjust the stylus pressure.
17. EXTRA STYLUS HOLDER
This cutout has been designed to safely store an extra stylus headshell.
18. COUNTERWEIGHT SCALE
＊ The counterweight scale must face toward the DJ.
19. PLATTER
This platter connects directly to the center spindle. The platter and center spindle holds a vinyl record
perfectly center. The platter also spins the record at a consistent speed.
20. USB SOCKET (USB cable limit within 3m)
After connecting the Turntable to the computer via USB, you can record your vinyl to your hard disk using
software.
21. PHONO/LINE SWITCH
This switch is used to change the mode of PHONO OUTPUT or LINE OUTPUT.
When switch is selected as LINE OUTPUT, never connect to a Phono input.
With the PRE-AMP switch at ON never connect to a Phono input.
Audio will be strongly distorted then and there is a risk that Amplifier and/or speakers will be damaged.
22. RCA OUTPUT JACKS
The output is switchable PHONO/LINE output. For example: These jacks are used to send a low voltage
“phono” level output signal to a mixers “phono” input jacks. Turntables should be connected to “Phono”
inputs on a mixer. The red colored RCA jack represents the right channel input and the white represents the
left channel input.
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
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