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Getting Started
Assembling the Turntable
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Insert the hinges on the dust cover into the hinge pockets on the rear of the cabinet.
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If your turntable is equipped with a voltage selector, be sure to set the selector to your line voltage. Carefully, place the platter on the spindle. Using the ribbon, loop the drive belt around the motor pully. After looping the belt, do not forget to remove the ribbon.
Hooking up the Turntable
The phono cables and earth lead come attached to the rear of the cabinet.
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Connect the cable with the red plug to the right PHONO R input jack on the amplifier and connect the cable with the white plug to the left PHONO L input jack.
Amplifier
PHONO
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Place the rubber mat on the platter. Slide the counter weight onto the shaft at the rear of the tone arm and turn 3 or 4 times in the direction of the arrow.
Connect the earth lead to the earth terminal on the amplifier.
Amplifier
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Be sure to connect the earth lead. Failure to do so will result in a humming noise from the turntable.
Mains lead hookups
Connect the mains lead to an AC wall outlet after completing all of the previous connections. If the power cord plug does not match with your AC wall outlet, use the supplied plug adaptor.
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Insert the headshell into the front of the tone arm. Turn the locking collar in the direction of the arrow until the headshell is secure.
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