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CAUTION Nee Sanupnmitenl. ctetomet mretenetnment Reuendoniedwanmens Aeormiomeoo| aneintaseimnetrentrs HEWONRETNIES knetantetettmmemere CAUTION: To reduce the rsk of re o electicshock, do notexposethis applance to rain ormoiture WARNNG: To preventelecc shack, o not use is (polaized) lug wih an extension cord, receptacle or other outle unless heblades can be fuly insertd to preventbado exposure IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read trese instuctons —Al hesafty and operatinginstrucions should be read beore this roduct is operated 2. Keep hese instructons — The safily and operating instuctions should beretainadfo iture reference 3. Heed allwarnings —Allwarnings on the applance and in the operating instuctons should be achered to 4. Folow allinstuctons ~Alloperating and use instuctons shout be folowed 8. Do not use this apparatus near vater—The applance should notbe used near vater or moisture — for exampl, in a wetbasemant oneara svimmingpoo., and the e 6. Clean only wilh y coth T. Do not block any ventlatn apenings. Insllin accordance with the manfacurer‘s nstuctons 8. Do notinstallnear any heat sources such as radlatons,heat regstrs, stoves,orother apparatus (ncluding ampifers) that produce heat. 8. Do not defeatthsafay prpose of the polaried or grounding pug.A polarzed pug has o blades wih one viderthan the other.A rounding lag has wo bades and a thirs groundingprong.The wide bade or the hiprongis provided for yoursaali the provided plug does notftnto youroutet,consut an lecticin for teplacementofthe obsolete outet 10.. Protctthe powercord rom being walked on or inched partcularl atthe plags, convenience receptacles, and athepoint vhere they etrom the apparatus 11. Onluse atactmentsaccessories specifed by the manufactirer 12.. Use only wih thecat, stand,trpo bracket, ortable specifedby he manufactire; or sald wit the apparatus. When a cart orac is used, use cauton when moving the cartapparatus combinaton to voitnjuy fom tp—over 18.. Unslugthe apparatus during lghting stoms orwhen unused fo long perods of time. 14.. Reforall senieing to qualed personnel. Seviing s requred when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,such as power supply cord or plugis damaged. lavid has beenspiledor tjects have fln nto the apparatus has been exposed o rain or maistre, does not operate normaly, o has been dropped 2

1s. CAUTION bo not opEn AVERTISSEMENT: nisaue ve choc Evectnlous _ras ouvnin, —Thislghtring flash witarontead symbot wihin an equlaterl tiangle is ntended o alert the user t he presence of nor—insulated"dangerous votage" wihin the roducts enclosure that may be of suficent magntudetoconsitutea isk of electre shock —Warming: To redutha riskofelecticshock, do not remove cover(o back)asthare are no usersertceabl pars inide. Refe serving to qualfed personnet —The exclamation poit within and equlateal angle is intended o aler the useo thepresence of important operaingand maintenance istuctons in the teraure ccompanying the aplance. 16. @ This eqvipmentis a Gass 11 ordouble insulated elecrcal applance,Ithas been designed in such a way that it does nt requtrea safey connecton to lecrcal carh i7 "The mains pug is used as dsconnact devie, tdisconnect device shallremain readly operable 10. warnne To redue tha risk ofreor lecic shock, o notexpose ths apparatus to rain o moistre. The apparatus shalnotbe exposed to dipping or splashingand hat noobjets fled wih lquids, such as vases, shallnot be placed on apparatus 19. "The use ofthe equipment in moderte cmate 20. "The ventlaton shouldnot e impeded by covering the ventlatn openings with tems such as, newspapers tablecishs, curtans, etc B No naked fame sources, such as lghted candies, should be laced on he apparatus 22. "The symbot ~~ ith ndlcaton AGvotage as. "The symbotwih #=% indlate DC votage. 2s CAUTION: These serviing instuctons arefor use byqualfed service personnal ony. To reduce the isk of electicshock, donot peforn any servcing ther than that containe in he operating instuctons unless you are qualfed to do so

PRODUCT OVERVIEW Front View: 1. ONJOFF: Press to urnthe uniton or of 2. STARTISTOP: Engages and disengages the beltdive in the turntable 3. speeo inpicator 4. TURNTABLE SPEED BUTTON: Select 33 or 45 RPM urntable speed (NOTE: 78 RPM is selected by pressing both 33 and 45 buttons simutaneously, both speed indcator wil ight up.) . STROBE DOTS (On Turntable Edge}: Operate in confuncton with stroboscopicightlocated under the ONIOFF to provide visual ncleation ofaccurate turntable speeds 6. turvtaste 7. semore s.. «srpmaparter 8. BALANCE WEIGHT: Balances the tonearm and provides adjustmentfor proper downward tracking foree on the syius 10. ANTLSKATE CONTROL: Apples a small ouward frce tothe tone arm, counteracing the terdency ofthe tone arm to move inward toward the center of the record 1. cueme cever 12. Tone arm rest Holper

13.. VOLVOL#: When streaming via Bluetooth,press o acjust the sound level 14. sLuETOoTH iNbicaror 15.. PAlR: n Bluetooth mode, press to connectthe yourBluetooth amplfier device Press and hold to disconnectrom your Bluctooth ampifer device 1s. Tone arm 17.. PTCH ADJUST SLIDER Use in confunction with Quartz Lock Buttonto adustthe furntable‘s rotationalspeed. When it is centered the qvart lock is actve 18. auartz Lock Leo iNpicator 19. CARTRIDGE LOCKING RING: Rotate counter—lockise (to thelefto lockthe nserted cartidge fimly nto postion. Rotate the ring fultum o the right toallw removalothe cartidge. 20. cartrines cover 21. piice Leo iNpicators 22.. PTCH SPEED RANGE: Select 1 10% or +/20% speed range 23.. QUARTZ LOCK BUTTON: Press to tum the pich contral on and off Rear View: x0 s a " 24. OUTPUT JACKS: Used forconnecting the RCA Ine outcable to an extenal speaker device 25.. PRE—ANMP ONIOFF: Alowsthe intermal stereo phono pre—ampto be bypassed when the turntable is used with equipmentthat has magnetphono uts 26.. USB JAGK: Used for recording Vinytoa computer (Mac and PC softwareis ncluded) 27. AC POWER CORD: Connectthe AG plugs nto a wall outlt. Itis strongly recommended that ths product should be operated onl from the type of power source incicated on the ratng label SETUP / BASIC OPERATION 1. Remove any packaging materalsfom the unt 2. Connectthe AG pover cord toa wall outt 3. Press the ONOFF buttonto urntheunton

Installing the Plater Before Use: 1. Take allthe componentsfrom the package and make sure to place the unit on a cleastable surface 2.. Place the blt on the bottom of metal plater. Make surethe belt is NOT risted when instaled. Use your thumb to stretch the belt o he amal access hole as shouwn in the ilustation below 3. Carefultum the plater over while continuingto holdthe bel through the access hole. Whie keeping the belt on theplater,ne up the spine holetothe center in located ithe unt and place the plater anto tunit 4.. Through the access hole, surround the belt onto the gold colored main rotation column located in the top ight area under the plater. The belwl create a trangular Ine rom the column o the plater Note:Mate sur the b hasnotfalen ofofthe plateraferthas been placed on to ie mai rotton calmn Main rotation column Beit 5. Place the turntable stp mat on the plater 6 8. Remove the countenteight and place it on the back ofthe Tone arm See Mlustraton to theright— Seo Instuctions below fo proper instalment a 7. Remove the 45 RPM adaptefom the packagingand place t in he top right comer ofthe record player

Note: To disassemblethe tumtabl, simply unnrap the bet rom the main rotaton colurm Then directy gras the tumtable and carefuly pul i upward Note: Before using make sure t remove allsafty ts and the Neecle Guard Note: Before using the Record, make sure to properly setthe Counter Weight, see Soting the Counter Weight Secton below ISTENING TO A VINYL RECORD must Reaoit "*The Counter Weight on the tone arm MUST be properly setup before fist use! Settng the Counter Weight Cmnterwegne+ BootNunterieg— Tsm Idently the sivercounter weight t the back ofthetone arm: > Wih your hand, f the tone arm up and move the tone arm away from the tone arm rest but notover the black recordplater (see photo . Be carefuthatthe needle does not ht anything. Rotate the siver counter weight(clockwise OR counter—locknise) unth tone arn foats naturaly Note: te black number ring wll also ratate as you tur the siver counter weight 3.. Wih the tone arm foating and the stylus protectoremoved,the goalis to create a state of equilbrim in the arm by rotatngthe counter weight s thatthetone arm is perfectly balanced with the counter weight (see photos 8 and C) Uneven Tone Am Balanced Tone Arm 4.: Now thatthe onarm is resing in a level / balanced positon, you must setthe proper weight fr the needie on this tone arm. dentlythe black number ing attached to the counter weight 5. Carefily rotate only the black numbering sothat 0 is atthe 12 o‘clack postton B sure to hold the siver rear potton of the counterneightto prohbit ts mavement. DO NOTlatthe siver counterweight tm the blck number ia wl tum seporately 8.. Finall, fom this 0 reference postion, grasp BOTH partsofthe counterweight and black number ing and retate the weight counter—clockwise so that e ‘2.5" marking on the diai n the 12 olack gostion. This wl setthetone arn to2.5 grams ofdownmard force, the recommended racking woight for this needle (cartiage) Note: The counter weight acjusts the pressure ofthe neede. ifthe pressure is too much, the sound wil become distoted ifthe pressure is to itle, track sipping wil happen more frequentl Atthis paint turina the balance weiaht very stahlly clackwise or counterclaciuise can make any fretuning actusiments Listening to a Vinyl Record

1. Make sure the CounterWeight is Set propery befor playing a record Place a vinyrecord on theturntabl. When playing a 49 RPM record, use th included adapto 3. Select tappropriat speed by pressing etther the 33 or 45 buton;the corresponding LED idicator wil ight up Note: Tosethe tumtable spoedfo 78 RPM,press the 33 and 45 RPM butons simutaneously 4. Remove the tone arm rest hlder o release the tone arm Note: Make sure to rmove the Whie plastc needte guard 5. Move the one arm gentlyto the edge oftherecord (orthestaring pointofa rac. Then press the STARTISTOP buton t start paying 8._ Atthe end ofthe record. the turrtable wil not stop rtating unless you press the STARTISTOP buton again. Li and retun thetone arm to thetone arm rest manualy. Lock the tonearm rest holder to protectte tone am: Note: Ater approvimately 20 minates,ifyou do not press he STARTISTOP buton, thetutable wil stop rtatng automaticaly Important — Closingthe top cover wil help prevent dustfom setting on the turntable «Always relock the tone arm clp before tansporing the un‘ — Do not place anyihing on top of the turntablecover, especialy whileplayinga record How to Replace the Turntable Stylus (Replacement Needle # ITNP—LD1) Flease note: The sylus should last about 300 hours under normal use Itis recommended thatthe styus be replaced as scon as you nottce a change in sound qualty 78 RFM records may accolorale sylus wear and may have t be changed sooner. Removing the Stylus from the Cartridge 1. Set a screndriver atthe tp of the styusand carefuly push down to the drection "A". WARNING: When applyingforce t stys, too much may damage or break the syjus 2. Pul the styus outtoward the drection "B". Installing the Stylus 1. Hold the t ofthe sylus and insertthe other edge by pressing toward drector ak 2. Push the syus up toward drection * wntit locks at thet A% Caution: = Do not emoveend the styus needle and do nottouch the needieto avoit uy = Tum of the units power before you replace the styus and keep outo reach of chidren. LISTENING TO MUSIC VIA RCA LNE OU 1. Connectone end ofthe RCA ne outcabletoether the AUX—1N, LINE IN or PHONO IN sockets on yourextemal speater deviee. Connectthe other end to the OUTPUT socket on the back othe unt 2. Ifyou are connecting via PHONO N from your extermal speaker system, the PRE—AMP switch should be tumed OFF 3. Ifyou are connecting via AUXIN or LINE 1N from your extemal speaker system,the PRE—AMP swrtch should be tumed ON. Improper seting of PRE—AMP switch may lead to no sound or loud unwanted s

feecback Note: Be sure to connect the whte plug to he whitejack and the red pluy to the red jck conpenisation warninc: When the unitis maved from a cold or warm place, o is used folowing a suden temperaturechange, thereis e danger that water vaper in the at may candense on the unt, reventig proper operaton in such eases, leave the unitfor 1—2 hours aferplugging itnto an AG outet o allow it to stablizeatthe temperature of is suroundings LISTENING T MUSIC VIA BLUETOOTH OUT Tum ON t unit and turm ON your eternalBluctooth device Press the PAIR button o connectto your external Bluetooth device The Bluetocth LED Incicator wil begin fashing,incleatng the unt is searching for an extemal device Connect yourextemal Bluetooth devicet the turntable and the LED wil remain t You can acjustthe sound leveon your extemal Blietooth device orpress the VOL— or VOL+ button #a on s on the tumable Press and hold e PAIRbutton to isccnnectfrom your extemmel Buetaoth device, LED incieator » wil um orF, Note:Ifthe trniable does not pai wih the externalBluctooth device,turn OFF both theturnlabe and the device and reattemptthe procedure above. USING THE ANTI—SKATE / PITGH GONTROL / STROBOSCOPE Using the Antl—Skate Dial Before usingthe turnlabl, make sure the anttskating ciais setto 0‘ Te ant—skating fincion helps compensate mward rackingforce that occurs wih cetain records when the styus (neede nears the conter or end ofthe record I!the turntable is experencing excessive skipsing white nearig the centerpn, falow these steps to reduce any stating Simply increase the ant—sating fnction in smal incrementsindcated on the cal Stat by movingthe dia fom 0 to 1. then test ts perfomance Itthere is sill skipping or poor perfarmance, simply increase thect the number on o that atous the hghest aualty of playback Note: Whie adjustngthe ant—stating knob, leave thefone arm and balance welghtalone to prevent damaging the styus Using the Pitch Control 1. The Quate butlo is used to um the ilch contrl finction ON and OFF 2.. Press e desied ich Range Button (—10% or +20%)to vrythe tuntable‘s rolationalspeed by as a

much as +/ 20%, and the GUARTZ indicatorwi light upred 2.. Usethe Pich Adustment Side to ind the desied ptch control 3.. When the Quartz is n the center postion,the speed rate i at 0% plch, and the CUARTZ LED incicator vil light up green Note: Once the pich function is OFF the Quarts LED Indlcatorwillremain it Green, even fthe Pich Adustment Sliis moved. Using the Stroboscope ‘The strobascape lightisa reference thatthe trntable is rotaing at he desied speed G3—1/3 or45 RPMY Ifthe turntable is spinning at the exact desired speed i wl appear tobe ‘staning stlf or staionany 1. Observe the feshing lightfrom the stroboscape: t wil remain iuhen the un‘ is tumed ON 2. In order to makethe fashing ightappearstaionan, you need to move the ich Adjustment Side 3. Ifthe fashing light is foving cloclwise.i means that te turntadle is trning a Itle faste. — Turn the Pich Adjust Side Contraltowards * postion untl the fasting ightstands stt 4. Ifthe fashinglight is foving counterclockwise, t means the untableis furing a tle stower. — Turnthe Plch Adjust SidControl towards *postion untlthe fashinglghtstands t USB RECORDING OPERATION To properly record your viny to MP3 via computer, use th includec USB Output Cable and Instructinal D Satware. Connect one end ofthe USB cabletothe turntable and the oher end inyour computer "Then connectthe AC power cord to the tumtable. To insalland use the software on your computer, select the proper Mac or PC instafles, then falow the prommpts provded on theInsructonal CO Forthe most upto date manuals, sofware,insruclional detais, rasbleshocting o other downloadable content, please go to ho /udecvteam o Audacity SoftwaroVersion: 2.2.2 "The provided GD contains the folowing sotware (1) Audacty for MAG (Mac) (2)Audacty for WIN (Windows) ‘The sotware is compatble with Window XP VISTA7, 8 8 10 and e Note: — Read about Audacty on Windows 10, Windows &, Windows 7 and Vista: — A GPU that supports SSEP s requied (any CPJ made after 2003 should support thi) Please use the legacy Audaciy 2.0.6 versioniyour machine lacks SSE2 support — Audeaiy s forInfel Mes running 0S x 10.6 and lter and macOS 10 12 Siea and 10.13 High Slera Audacky runs best with atfeast 1 GB RAM and a 1 GHz processor (2 GB RANFZ GHz on 08 X 10.7 and laten — Forlengltymuli{rack projecs,we recommend a minimum of2 GB RAM and 2 GHiz processer (4 GB RAM on 0 x 10.7 and ater. Because ofthe variaton of dferent operaton systems, some of the interface may notbe the same as below 10

SPECIFICATIONS cenera. Pover Requirements ac 120v ~ 60 iz Pover Consumpion... — . ow Dimensions W x Hx D) 17.7inx 5.n x 14 71 (opproc) 450mm x 150mmx37mm (epproc) Wilghtnmmenmes mommmmscc.c. 17 los (approx) 717 kas @pprox) Recoro rraver Mato: DC semomater Dive System geit Drive Speeds... 23—10 Re. as rpW. 78 RpM Wow Flater Less than 0.25% (WTD) N Ratio........ sommnmmnnnnonso §R Cartidge Type Meving Magnetic Cartidge Styue imip—zo1 reaout. — «w......200—280 mV ($ omses at 1 KHiz—10dB) Prono out 3—4mv (6 emisec at1 Kiz—104B) stueroorn rransu Bluetooth Version Bluetooth V42 Buetooth Proties »zomarce Bluetooth Frequency range.... . 2402che2.4000tte Opereting Distance 7 meters 0 t) use Te USB seris 8 comector Ful—Speed use 20 tut speed 1

TROUBLESHOOTING In case oftrouble wih the unt, pease look atthe chat below. fthe issue is notlsted belon, please contact customer service or the suppler fr more assistance Symptom Possibte Cause Solution — Power does not come on when — Conectthe un‘ to the power sutch is pressed «Intiemstenes the AC power supply — The valume is tumed doun to —Adustthevolume; ; + No sound rom the speskers MIN: The werking input does not Reselect aninput 3 match the source nput source && §8 — me soungis naisy —turn ffhe TV o — The unitis tooclose toa TV set tner orancther smiar applance. seplance. and GPC2PPI®RC®: — Remove the pover — Extermalfactors suchas ESD cord and allpower .Te inhasroresron%® 9 (Giearo—statio dschargeaffect supplydevices, then the un re—plug in the uht ater one mnute & 6| . Thsound is noisyvhen playing. — The styius is not welgnted Sm & the record proper foght 2 g § . The sound is naisy vhen used — Prease change a 2§ tora period oftme «‘me svics is cemieget new styus —Ensure the untis comected m "Move your Bluetooth —Mhamnuatenl Your devices anorthe uni‘s.s device doser to unt «No sound oAen — Your device is too for hom the Chomsehevdlime ts && unor therere some costacte 35e300@ Turn OFF yourthe ont. —pNERONARRu. between your device and the $ ht un‘ en power them & both back ON 3 % . sound has alat orstat — Your device is toofar vay. ~EMOWTRLORYCE csertothe Turmatle —Yeur device2RCmV doesnt have —efecealetth Contim that your hi — Unable to pair wih a Buetootn pPHrORYCS i is 0t .TeButetoah parita Shake unt ane CReWiPihe oi 12

Please note: As a resul ofcontinval mprovements,the design and specifcations of ths product are subjectto change wihout natce Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Buetooth S1G,Inc Other radematks and trade names are thase ofthar respectve ouners Made in China FCC STATEMENT This devicecomples wih Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject o the folowing two condiions: (1) "This device may not cause harmfyinteference, and (2) this device must accent any intererence recaived, including interference that may cause undesied operation NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply wih the Iimis fora Class B digtal device, pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limis are designed to provide reasonble protection against harmfuinteference in a reidentialinstalation. Thisequipment generates uses and can radlate radlo Hrequency energy and, it not instaled and used in accordance wih theistructions, may cause harmful inteference to racio communications, However,thereis no guarantee thatinteference will not occur in a partcularinstalaton, If this equipment does cause harmfutinteference to radio otlevisionrecepton which can be determined by urningthe equipment of anon, the user is encouraged to ty to corectthe inteference by one ofthe folowing measures Reorlent orelacate the receiving anterna — Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver —: Comnect the equipmentintoan outlon a crult iferent rom tat to which the receiver is connected — Consultthe dealer or an experienced radiorTV technicianforhelp WARNING: Any changes or modifcations not expressly agproved by the pary responsiblefor complance could voidthe users authorty to operate ths equipment "The device must not be colocated or operating in confunction with any other antenna or ransmiter To maintain complance with the FCC‘s RF exposure guideines, lace tproductatleast 20cm from nearty persons CALIFORNIA PROP 65 WARNING WARNING: Ths product can expose you to chemicals inclucing lead. which is known to the State of Calfornia to cause cancer. For more information go to wins PGSWarnings ca gov. is

Lo EMENT This device comples wih RSS247 of Industy Canada. Get apparel se confome a RSS247 e Canada dinduste. This devicecomplies wIncusty Canaa cense—exempt RSS standard(s). Opertion is subjecttothefolowing two condiions:(1) his deviee may not causeinterference, and (2)this device must accept any inteference, including interference that may cause undesired operation ofthe device. Le présent apperel est conforme aux CNR d‘ndustre Canedappleables aux apperels redio exempts de Heence. Son fonctionnement est sujet audeux condilons suivantes: (1) lecispostine dol pas procuire de broullage prefucicile, et(2) ce dspostif dat acceptertout breullage reeu, y comprs un brouilage susceptile de provoqver un fonclinnement ndesirable: The deviee mustnot be colocated or operating in conlunction with any other antenna ar ransmiter Uappared ne dpas ie localié ou fonctinner avec d‘autres antennes ou transmetteurs This device comples wih IC rediation exposure Imits setfoth for en uncontroled envronment Get apparel est conforme aulimites dexpostion aurayonnements de a C éablies pour un incontrdte envirommement. ‘The device should be installed and operated wih a minimum ditance of 20cm between the raditor and your boy Uapparel dat ire insall et utlise avec une cistance minimale de 20em ente o raciateu et vote cops 14


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