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Adjusting, Tonearm

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p3cm.2 ADJUSTING THE TONEARM Tonearm adjustment should be carried out in the order shown below. 1. Adjusting tonearm balance sito. 2. Adjusting cartridge tracking force 3. Adjusting tonearm height Adjusting tonearm balance Once the cartridge is fitted on and the tonearm assembled„ proceed with balance adjustment as described below: 1. Match the forward end of the tracking force adjusting weight with the "0" line (the farthest position) of the tonearm. Ready the tonearm as if for "Play", by removing the cover of the stylus of the cartridge, for example. 2. Switch on the power switch, and then depress the CUT switch. After confirming that the tonearrn is at the check right, depress the DOWN switch of the ARM CONTROL and examine the level balance of the tonearm. When the head shell side is too high, the tonearm's head section -0 = I O Main weight side is too heavy. (Move main weight forward.) ,3= 1 A - X Head shel l side is too heavy. O (Move main weight backward.) Balance control knob Main weight 0 ° Perfectly balanced condition 9 Fig. 11 will sink, whereas, when the main weight side is too heavy, the tonearm's head section will rise. 3. With the left hand gently applied to the head shell, revolve the balance control of the main weight to attain perfect balance. 4. When steady balance has been attained, depress the UP switch. Adjusting Cartridge Tracking Force Adjusting cartridge tracking force is to be performed only after the tonearm has been properly balanced. 1. Do not change the main weight's position from where it gives perfectly leveled balance. 2. The scale engraved in the tonearm is graduated in units of 0.1 g. Match the forward end of the tracking force adjusting weight to the position on the cartridge that corresponds to the optimum tracking force for that cartridge. NOTE: Use the tracking force adjusting weight with its flat surface facing downward, Optimum tracking force for cartridge Tracking force adjusting weight Tonearm Fig. 12 Adjusting Tonearm Height 1. Loosen the LOCK A knob. 2. As if to ready the cartridge for "Play", for example, remove the stylus tip cover. 3. Place a disc on the turntable. Depress the PLAY/ DISC SIZE switch to lower the stylus onto the disc surface. 4. Make sure that the record surface is parallel with the tonearm pipe, by adjusting the A UP and V DOWN knob. 5. When proper height adjustment has been attained, firmly tighten the LOCK A knob, with the tone- arm position unchanged. * Carry this adjustment out very carefully, so that neither stylus nor disc are damaged. Disc surface Tonearm Adjust so that the tonearm is parallel to the disc surface. Height control knob High - O Low Fig. 13 Loosen Lock LOCK knob

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p3c
m.
2
ADJUSTING
THE
TONEARM
Tonearm
adjustment
should
be
carried
out
in
the
order
shown
below.
9
1.
Adjusting
tonearm
balance
sito.
2.
Adjusting
cartridge
tracking
force
3.
Adjusting
tonearm
height
Adjusting
tonearm
balance
Once
the
cartridge
is
fitted
on
and
the
tonearm
assembled„
proceed
with
balance
adjustment
as
described
below:
1.
Match
the
forward
end
of
the
tracking
force
adjusting
weight
with
the
"0"
l
ine
(the
farthest
position)
of
the
tonearm.
Ready
the
tonearm
as
if
for
"Play",
by
removing
the
cover
of
the
stylus
of
the
cartridge,
for
example.
2.
Switch
on
the
power
switch,
and
then
depress
the
CUT
switch.
After
confirming
that
the
tonearrn
is
at
the
check
right,
depress
the
DOWN
switch
of
the
ARM
CONTROL
and
examine
the
level
balance
of
the
tonearm.
When
the
head
shell
side
is
too
high,
the
tonearm's
head
section
Main
weight
side
is
too
heavy.
I
0
=
O
(Move
main
weight
forward.)
,
3=
1
A—
X
Head
shel
l
side
is
too
heavy.
O
(Move
main
weight
backward.)
Balance
control
knob
Main
weight
0
°
Perfectly
balanced
condition
Fig.
11
wil
l
sink,
whereas,
when
the
main
weight
side
is
too
heavy,
the
tonearm's
head
section
will
rise.
3.
With
the
left
hand
gently
applied
to
the
head
shell,
revolve
the
balance
control
of
the
main
weight
to
attain
perfect
balance.
4.
When
steady
balance
has
been
attained,
depress
the
UP
switch.
Adjusting
Cartridge
Tracking
Force
Adjusting
cartridge
tracking
force
is
to
be
per-
formed
only
after
the
tonearm
has
been
properly
balanced.
1.
Do
not
change
the
main
weight's
position
from
where
it
gives
perfectly
leveled
balance.
2.
The
scale
engraved
in
the
tonearm
is
graduated
in
units
of
0.1
g.
Match
the
forward
end
of
the
tracking
force
adjusting
weight
to
the
position
on
the
cartridge
that
corresponds
to
the
opti-
mum
tracking
force
for
that
cartridge.
NOTE:
Use
the
tracking
force
adjusting
weight
with
its
flat
surface
facing
downward,
Optimum
tracking
force
for
cartridge
Tracking
force
adjusting
weight
Tonearm
Fig.
12
Adjusting
Tonearm
Height
1.
Loosen
the
LOCK
A
knob.
2.
As
if
to
ready
the
cartridge
for
"Play",
for
example,
remove
the
stylus
tip
cover.
3.
Place
a
disc
on
the
turntable.
Depress
the
PLAY/
DISC
SIZE
switch
to
lower
the
stylus
onto
the
disc
surface.
4.
Make
sure
that
the
record
surface
is
parallel
with
the
tonearm
pipe,
by
adjusting
the
A
UP
and
V
DOWN
knob.
5.
When
proper
height
adjustment
has
been
attained,
firmly
tighten
the
LOCK
A
knob,
with
the
tone
-
arm
position
unchanged.
*
Carry
this
adjustment
out
very
carefully,
so
that
neither
stylus
nor
disc
are
damaged.
Disc
surface
Tonearm
-
O
Adjust
so
that
the
tonearm
is
parallel
to
the
disc
surface.
Height
control
knob
High
Low
Fig.
13
Loosen
Lock
LOCK
knob