LENCO L-78 User manual

Hi-Fi Record Player
L78
Operating instructions
Features
The
Lenco
L
78
Record
player
is
a
precision
instru-
ment
of
true
Hi-Fi
quality
which
will
satisfy
even
the
most
demanding
music
lover.
The
instrument
can
be
used
for
stereo
as
well
as
monophonic
listening.
The
usual
speeds
of
16%/s,
33'/s,
45
and
78
RPM
can
be
pre-set
in
click-stops
and
the
speed
can
also
be
varied
continuously
from
30—86
RPM.
The
light
tonearm
of
the
L
78
is
a
first-class
example
of
fine
mechanical
precision,
and
guarantees
clear,
undistorted
sound
reproduction,
with
the
greatest
possible
protection
for
your
records.
The
tonearm
is
lowered
onto
the
record
by
a
hydraulically
dam-
ped
lowering
device
—
thereby
eliminating
the
pos-
sibility
of
record
or
needles
being
damaged
whilst
putting
the tonearm
onto
the record.
The
unit
is
SEV,
DEMKO, NEMKO,
SEMKO
and
CSA
tested
and approved.
Technical Description
The
very
silent
4-pole
motor
(44)
is
spring
mounted
onto
a
rigid
steel
baseplate.
The
dynamically
ba-
lanced
turntable
is
made
of
die-cast
zinc,
and
weighs
4 kg.
The
power
is
transmitted
from
the
conical
motor
shaft
(43)
to
the
turntable
by
a
rubber
covered
idler
wheel
(41).
The
speed
is
changed
by
moving
the
idler
wheel
on the motor
shaft.
The
miniature
ball-bearings
fitted
into
the
tonearm
allow
for
a
free
sideways
movement,
and
the
knife-
edge
bearing
keeps
friction
to
a minimum.
An
adjustable
sliding
weight
(5)
enables
one
to
set
the
stylus
pressure
exactly
to
suit
the
cartridge
being
used.
An
automatic
brake
(23)
comes
into
operation
when
the
turntable
is
switched
off.
All
tonearms
can
be
supplied
with
the
anti-skating
device
(3, 28, 29).
Every
L78
Is
supplied
with
a
centre
piece
for
re-
cords
with
a
large
centre
hole,
a
stroboscope
disc
for
exact
setting
of
speed,
a
stylus-adjusting
gauge
for accurate setting of stylus overhang, a set of
shock-absorbing mounting supports anda cut out
template
(only
required
for
chassis
model).
Unpacking the L 78
When
unpacking
check
for
possible
damage.
The
L78
is toroughly
checked
and
tested
before
leav-
ing
the
factory.
Any
damage
which
may
have
been
caused
during
transport
should
be
reported
imme-
diately.
In
this
connection
we
would
like
to
point
out
that
the upper
part of the knife-edge
balance
has been
put
into
the
lower
part,
i.
e.
it
is
held
there
only
by
the
weight
of
the
arm.
The
resulting
movement
which
can
be
felt
just
above
pedestal
spindle
when
lifting
the arm,
is a normal
and necessary
feature
of
this
type
of
bearing
and
should
not
be
mistaken
for a fault
or damage.
Preparation for Use
The L.78 is available on a wooden base, or as a
build-in
model.
To
avoid
damage
of
the
turntable
spindle during transportation, the turntable is
packed separately in a cardboard sleeve.
Models mounted on a wooden base are delivered
fully assembled and can therefore be operated
without
any
difficulty.
The
build-in
model
must
be
assembled
on
the
spot,
and
the
instructions
on
the
cut out template should be carefully followed. On
all models the spring-mounted motor (44) has been
secured for transit. This has been done by means
of two red securing screws (18) on the baseplate
under
the
turntable
and
these
should
be
losened
until
the
motor
is
freely
sprung.
The
L78
is
de-
signed
for
use
with
220
V
50
Hz.
A C
mains
but
can
be
supplied
with
a
switchable
motor
for
use
on
115,
145 and 225 V mains.
To
ensure
perfect
running,
important
bearing
and
driving
points
should
be
cleaned
if
necessary
be-
fore putting
on the turntable.
The important
points
are: Turntable
spindle,
underside
of turntable,
mo-
tor shaft
and the rubber
surface
of the idler
wheel
(41).
A clean, dry, non-fluffy cloth should be used for
cleaning. Only if oil or grease spots are present
should the cloth be sparingly sprinkled with methy-
lated
spirits
or
carbon
tetrachloride.
(Benzine
must
not be used.) The turntable should now be placed
on the spindle and the rubber mat on the turntable.
Push the large, counterweight (1) on to the rear end
(30) of the pick-up.
Interchangeable Plug-in Heads
The L.78 is usually supplied with an empty plug-in
head, so that each user may select his own pick-up
cartridge. The empty plug-in head (11) is complete
with mounting screws for the popular, internation-
ally standard cartridges. If various cartridges are

selected
(e.g.
to
play
older
78
rpm
shellac
records),
we
suggest
that
a
separate
plug-in
head
is
pur-
chased
for
each
one
to
facilitate
the
change
from
one
cartridge
to
another.
Assembling
of
the
Cartridge
into
the
Plug-in
Head
The
cartridge
should
be
mounted
onto
the
mounting
plate
with
the
assembly
material
provided.
The
plug-in
head
should
then
be
put
onto
the
tone-
arm
and
secured
by
knurled
ring
(10).
Place
the
semi-circular
cut
out
in
the
template
round
the
pedestal
of
the
pick-up
arm
and
the
hole
,A'
over
the
centre
spindle
of
the
turntable.
Withdraw
the
tonearm
from
the
securing
clip
(9)
push
it
towards
the
centre
of
the
turntable
and
lay
it gently
on
the
cardboard.
Loosen
screw
(14)
on
pick-up
the
head
(11).
Slide
the
small
mounting
plate
with
the
cartridge
in
the
plug-in
head,
until
the
point
of
the
needle
is
di-
rectly
on
the
black
line
of
the
setting
gauge,
tighten
the
screw
(14).
Remove
plug-in
head
from
tonearm
and
connect
pick-up
leads
to
cartridge.
Right channel: R= red
Right earth channel: GR = green
Left channel: L white
Left earth channel: GL = blue
Put the plug-in head onto the tonearm again and
secure with ring (10).
Mounting Material
2 screws 0.118 inches long
2 screws 0.314 inches tong
2 screws 0.374 inches long
2screws0.5 inches long
2 distances bushes 0.137 Inches long
2 mounting screws
Setting of Stylus Pressure
Setting of the stylus pressure is achieved by means
of the two weights (1, 5) at the rear end of the tone-
arm. The large weight (1) is used to balance out the
tonearm, whilst the small weight (5) is used to set
the stylus pressure.
1.
Place
the
small
weight
right
at
the
back
of
the
outrider.
2.
Balance
out
the
tonearm
by
moving
the
large
weight
(1) along
the rear end of the arm until
the
arm floats
parallel
to the record.
3. The recommended stylus pressure for the parti-
cular cartridge being used is then set with the
small weight (5). Stylus pressure is increased by
moving the weight forward from its null point at
the end of the outrider. Each notch on the out-
rider represents 0.5 P. (P = pond which is equi-
valent to grams). In order to minimise distortion
we suggest that too low stylus pressures be avoi-
ded. We recommend that the stylus pressure be
set to about 20% below the maximum pressure
advised by the manufacturer of the particular
cartridge being used. Extremely low stylus pres-
sures should also be avoided in order to reduce
record wear, as such low pressures tend to
cause the stylus to rattle in the record groove.
thus causing unnecessary record wear.
Table 1 of this instruction booklet contains details
of the best stylus pressures and details of the styl-
us dimensions of a range of pick-up cartridges.
To
set
the
Arm
Lifting
Device
1.
Place
a
record
onto
the
turntable.
2.
Move
the
tonearm
gently
by
hand
until
the
needle
of
the
cartridge
is
just
above
the
first
groove
of
the
record.
3.
Move
the
arm-lifting
device
(8)
forward,
4.
Turn
screw
(25)
on
arm-lifting
device
until
the
distance
between
it
and
the
rubber
nipple
on
the
tonearm
is
about
2mm.
5.
Place
the
pick-up
arm
on
to
the
pick-up
rest
(9).
The
needle
of
the
cartridge
must
not
touch
the
On/Off
switch
(12).
If
necessary
adjust
the
height
of
the
pick-up
rest
by
loosening
the
screw
in
the
bush
at
its
base.
Electrical Connection
The
shielded
pick-up
cable
(37)
is
provided
with
2
standard
plug
which
can
be
connected
to a
loud-
speaker
or
radio.
This
connection
is
indicated
as
«GRAMMO»,
«TA»,
«PICK-UK»
or
«Q»
on
the
radio.
Later
models
of
amplifiers
or
radios
of
European
origin
have
been
fitted
with
a
standard
socket
which
fits
the
L
78.
To
connect
to
other
or
older
modeis
with
different
sockets
a
shielded
interme-
diate
cable
should
be
used.
When
the
unit
has
been
connected
(38)
to
the
electric
mains
it
is
ready
for
use.
Anti-Skating Device
Modern
pick-up
design
for
geometrical
reasons
re-
sults
in
a
force
being
imparted
on
to
the
stylus
of
the
pick-up
cartridge
by
the
record,
which
pulls
it
towards
the
centre
of
the
record.
This
force
is
cal-
led
skating
force.
Its
effect,
especially
with
low
sty-
lus
pressures,
is
to
cause
the
stylus
to
jump
seve-
ral
grooves
when
the
arm
is
set
on
to
the
record.
The
different
pressures
on
the
two
sides
of
the
groove
caused
by
the
skating
force
also
introduce
a
certain
amount
of
distortion.
This
distortion,
as
well
as
the
jumping
of
the
stylus,
can
be
avoided
when
the
skating
force
is
compensated
for.
For
this
ear
an
anti-skating
device
is
supplied
with
the
rm.
Heavy
Type.
Assembly
of
the
anti-skating
device
on
tonearm:
3
Fig. 1
Press
bent
steel
rod
(3)
in
hole
«A»
on
top
of
tone-
arm.

Fig. 2
Push
semi-circular
clamp
(29)
on
tonearm
support
«B» as per drawing.
The pip on the semi-circular
clamp
must
locate
into
the hole
on the tonearm
support,
Setting of the Anti-Skating Device
Before setting the anti-skating device, check that
the arm has been correctly set as described earlier.
Setting of the correct anti-skating force depends on
two factors, namely
a) the stylus pressure,
b) the tip radius of the stylus of the cartridge being
used.
Two separate anti-skating weights are supplied
with the L 78, namely a 1 g and a 4 g weight. A list
of settings for all stylus pressures and tip radii is
shown in Table 2 on the last page.
Example
To set the anti-skating force for a cartridge for
which the recommended stylus pressure is 1.5 pond,
and of which the stylus has a tip radius of 18 mu.
(.0007"), Table 2 shows that for a stylus pressure of
1.5
pond
and
stylus
tip
radius
of
.0007"
the
1
g
weight should be used on Notch 6. Therefore hang
the 1 g weight (28) over Notch 6 passing the thread
over the adjacent hollow in the cork-screw (29) so
that it hangs freely.
g | Anti-skating
Cartridge 5S] bias
= with weight| notch
ADC 220 (rot) 13% | 3 49 4
ADC 990 X E ellipt] 1.5] 4g 2
ShureM7SMBII | 15 | 2 4g 2
Pickering AME3 |ellipt| 1.5} 49 2
Goldring 800 12/3 49 5
Lenco M94 12/25] 49 4
Playing of Records
1. Set the speed change lever to the desired speed
and check that it is properly engaged. Every
long playing record has its speed 33'/; or 45
clearly shown.
2. Move the ON/OFF knob (12) from the OFF posi-
tion to the ON position and the turntable will
‘start to revolve.
3. Place the pick-up arm on to the lifting arm so
that the stylus point is above the run-in groove
of the record.
4. Move the arm lift lever (8) forwards and the pick-
up arm will automatically be lowered on to the
record. In order to play records with large cen-
tre hole, use the adaptor supplied for the pur-
Pose.
5. The turntable L 78 has an automatic stop com-
bined with an automatic lift of the pick-up at the
end of the record, as long as the knob at the
rear adjacent to the pick-up pedestal is set to
‘automatic’.
6. If this automatic facility is not required, such as
for playing language courses, set the knob to
‘MAN’ (manual). At the end of the record, move
the arm lift lever (8) backwards and the pick-up
will lift off the record. Turn the ON/OFF knob
(12) from ON to OFF, and the unit will be switch-
ed off.
Replace the pick-up arm on the pick-up rest.
Should you wish to interrupt the record during
playing, proceed as described in 6 above.
Checking and Adjusting the Turntable Speed
1.
Place
the
stroboscope
(round
aluminium
disc
with three
rings
of dark
and light
stripes),
that is
provided
with each
unit,
on the turntable.
. Start the motor and illuminate the stroboscope
with a light from a lamp connected to the mains.
It is suggested that the room be darkened to
facilitate the setting. If the speed setting of the
speed control lever is correct, then all the dark
lines on the ring for the corresponding speed on
the stroboscope will appear to stand still. If how-
ever they move, then it is a sign that the speed
setting has altered. The speed can easily be cor-
rected by lifting the speed contro! lever out of
its catch and moving it slightly to either right or
left. When the speed is correct the stripes on the
stroboscope will appear to stand still. If an inten-
tional deviation from the pre-set speed is requi-
red (e. g. if a musical instrument is being played
and the pitch of the record is to be adjusted to
that of the instrument), then the speed can be
altered in the same way. If the speed is to be re-
set, i. e. a re-adjustment of the catch for the cor-
responding speed is required, then the following
procedure should be adopted:
a) Loosen slightly (not more than two turns) the
screw at the side of the corresponding catch.
b) Set the speed change lever in the catch and
adjust the speed until the correct speed is
reached.
c) Carefully lift the speed change lever out of
the catch without altering the position of the
catch, and re-tighten the screw.
"
Maintenance of Your Record Player
The bearings built into the unit are self-lubricating
and require no further attention.

The stylus should be kept clean of fluff and dust,
and
a
small
brush
is
recommended
for
this
pur-
pose.
N.B. It is important that brushing the stylus is done
only in one direction, from the rear edge of the
pick-up cartridge to the front, otherwise damage
might
occur
to
the
stylus
system.
Use
of
the
LENCOCLEAN Record Cleaning System however
will keep the stylus clean so that further cleaning
is not usually necessary.
At intervals of approximately one year the stylus
should be inspected under a microscope by a
technician. Worn or damaged stylus points cause
not
only
distorted
reproduction
but
also
unwanted
noises
and
serious
damage
to
your
records.
Mounting
the
Record
Cleaning
Device
LENCOCLEAN
The newly developed Record Cleaning System
LENCOCLEAN
has
been
specially
constructed
for
use
with
the
L78
and
provides
a
means
of
main-
taining your records in perfect condition and gua-
rantees optimum reproduction.
Remove
the
screw
in
the
left-hand
back
corner
and
in
its
place
screw
in
the
spindle
«C»
supplied
with the LENCOCLEAN. The exact mounting ins-
tructions are provided with each LENCOCLEAN.
c- | F x0
a
Fig.3
LENCOCLEAN with SUPER-TONIC
— for reproduction without extraneous noise
— for minimum wear on records and pick-up
needle
— for utterly simple care of records
LENCOCLEAN with SUPER-TONIC for the sake of
your records.
Levelling the Turntable
The L 78 is mounted on viscously damped springs.
In order to mount this precision instrument exactly
level the adjustable damping bushes have a slot in
them. By inserting a coin into the slot and turning,
the height of the springs can be altered. When the
unit
is
supplied
mounted
on
a
plinth,
then
an
opening
can
be
found
at
the
bottom
of
the
plinth
for this regulation.
Important
Before
tipping
the
unit
to
adjust
the
level,
it
is
imperative
that
the
turntable
is
removed.
However,
to
check
whether
the
unit
is
level
the
turntable
has to be replaced.
Dust Cover
The
L78
Hi-Fi
Transcription
Turntable
Unit
mounted
on
wooden
plinth
is
supplied
together
with
a
dust
cover.
This
can
be
fitted
to
the
holders
at
the
back
of
the
cabinet.
Thanks
to a
special
construction
the
dust
cover
can
stay
open
in
every
position
down
to
20°,
after
which
it automatically
closes.
When placing the dust cover on to the wooden
plinth, care should be taken to ensure that both
hinges on the dust cover are folded back simul-
taneously,
otherwise
there
is
danger
that
the
mov-
able plastic part of the dust cover might break.

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a 40 39 38 37

1 Counterweight
2 Screw for counterweight
3 Steel for antiskating
4 Pedestal base
5 Weight for adjustable stylus
pressure
6 Screw for pressure weight
7 Calibrated stylus pressure
bar
8 Arm-lifting lever
9 Pick-up rest
10 Knurled ring to secure
plug-in head
11 Plug-in head
12 ON/OFF switch
13 Handle of plug-in head
14 Fixing screw for adjustable
cartridge mounting platform
45 Speed regulating mecanism
16 Guide-lever
17 Speed regulating lever
18 Transit safety screws
19 Idler wheel spring
20 Hole for LENCOCLEAN
spindle
21 Blocking lever
22 Clamp with laminated spring
23 Slider with suppressor rubber
24 Switch-lever for shut-off
switch
25 Knurled screw for lowering
arm
26 To stop knob to switch over
MANUAL - AUTOMATIC
27 Pick-up lowering arm
28 Antiskating weight
29 Support for antiskating
device
30 Rear end of the pick-up
31 Toggle for ON/OFF switch
32 Support complet
33 Hydraulic mecanism for
lowering arm
34 Toggle for lowering arm
35 Pick-up lowering
36 To stop lever
37 Pick-up cable
38
Mains
cable
39 Mains switch
40 Transit safety
41 Idler Wheel
42
Viscously
damped
spring
mounting
43 Conical motor shaft
44 Motor
45 Voltage selector
46 Turntable spindle bearing
47 Switch road for ON/OFF
switch

Emptehlenswerter
Auflagedruck
und
Spitzenverrundung
der
Nadel
von
verschiedenen
Tonabnehmersyste-
men
e
Forces
d'appui
recommandées
et
rayon
de
pointes
de
lecture
de
diverses
cellules
stéréo
¢
Recom-
mended
tracking-force
and
radius
of
stylus
of
some
stereo-cartridges
«
Rekommenderat
naltryck
och
nal-
spetsradien
hos
olika
pick-upeler
te
Aanbevolen
naaldkracht
en
naaldpuntafrondingen
van
verschillen-
de
pickup
elementen
»
Fuerza
de
apoyo
recomendada
y
radios
de
las
puntas
de
agujas
de
algunas
c4psu-
las
estereofénicas
»
Forza
d'’appoggio
raccomandata
e
raggio
della
puntina
di
alcune
testine
stereo.
‘Auflagedrucl Nadelradius
Kees
eee
Type
Force
d'appui
ene.
|
Rayon
dela
pointe
Giassitication
Mansischitee
Typ
Tracking
force
|
Radius
of
stylus
Fabrikat
Modelo
Nalttyck
Nalradio
Fabrikant
Modelo
Naalddruk
|
Atronding
Fabbricante
Fuerza
despayoengr,|
Radio
de
la
punta
Forza d'appogsloingr-|Raggio della puntin
pond ram im inch
|. Kristall-Tonabnehmer ELAC KST1
Cartouches cristal ELAC KST 106
Crystal cartridges RONETTE STEREO 105/106
Kristall element RONETTE 107
Kristal elementen RONETTE ‘SC-109
C4psula cristal
Testine In cristallo
Keramlsche Tonabnehmer CONNOISSEUR SCU-1
Cartouches céramique DECCA T 5-1
Ceramic cartridges DECCA DERAM
Keramiskt element GRADO BR
Keramische elementen GRADO BE
Cépsula
cerémica
MERULA
STC
481
Testine ceramiche WEATHERS Lom
GOLDRING
cs
80
GOLORING
cs
90
GOLDRING CS SVE
PHILIPS GP 233
Halblelter-Tonabnehmer
EUPHONICS
12
Cartouches
a semi-conducteurs
EUPHONICS
ellipt
Semlconductor
cartridges
Halvledarelement
Haligelelder
elementen
C4psulas
semiconductoras
Testine
semiconduttric!
Magnetelektr. Tonabnehmer AUDIO DYNAMICS VLM ellipt.
Cartouches magnétiques AUDIO DYNAMICS | XLM ellipt.
Magnetic cartridges AUDIO DYNAMICS | ADC 10E ellipt.
Dynamiskt element AUDIO DYNAMICS ADC 25 15 0006
Dynamische elementen AUDIO DYNAMICS ADC 26 ellipt.
C4psula magnética AUDIO DYNAMICS ADC 27 ellipt.
Testine
magnetiche
AUDIO
DYNAMICS
|
ADC
220
XE
ellipt.
AUDIO DYNAMICS | ADC 220X 17.0067
AUDIO DYNAMICS | ADC 550 XE ellipt.
AUDIO
DYNAMICS
|
ADC
990
XE
3
ellipt.
ELAC
STS
244-17
18.0007
ELAC
STS
44-17
18.0007
ELAC
STS
444-12
12.0005
ELACG
STS
444-
eltipt.
EMPIRE 999 VE/X ellipt.

ilagedrucl jadelradl
Klasse
pareuavier
Type
Foree
d'epput
en
ge,
Rayon
de
le
painte
Classification
Manttectuter
yp
Tracking
force
|
Radius
of
stylus
Pick-up
typ
Fapriket
Modelo
Naltryck
Nalradie
=
ela
Meee
|
eae
|
ett
vs
Fabbricante
Foreaeppoggiot
{Raggio
della
putin
pond gram um inch
1V,
Magnetelektr.
Tonabnehmer
|
GENERAL
ELECTRIC|
VR
225
&
227
18
0007
Cartouches
magnétiques
GRADO
FF.
ellipt.
Magnetic
cartridges
GRADO
F2
ellipt.
Dynamiskt
element
GRADO
XR
MK!
12.0008
Dynamische
elementen
GOLDRING
800,
wei8
12.0005
C4psula
magnética
GOLDRING
800
E,
grau
ellipt
Testine
magnetiche
GOLDRING
800
H,
rot
8
0007
GOLDRING
800
Super
E
ellipt
GOLDRING
G-850
18.0007
KENWOOD
S20A
12.0005
"LEAK
MK
IV
ellipt.
LEAK
109
ellipt
LENCO
M94
12.0005
LENCO MO4E llipt.
MICRO
VF
3000
E
ellipt
ORTOFON
$15&S
15-GT
18
0007
ORTOFON
$15
TE
ellipt
PHILIPS
GP
400
15.0008
PHILIPS
GP
401
ellipt.
PHILIPS
GP
412
ellipt.
PICKERING
V-15
Phase
IV
AM
18
0007
PICKERING V-15 Phase IV AME ellipt
PICKERING
XV-15/350
18
0007
PICKERING
XV-15/400
E
ellipt.
PICKERING
XV-15/750
E
ellipt.
SHURE
M
44-5
12.0005
SHURE
M
44-7
18,0007
SHURE
M4ac
18
=
0007
SHURE
M44G
1€
0007
SHURE
MSSE
ellipt
SHURE
M71-6
15.0006
SHURE
M75E
ellipt
SHURE
M75
EM
ellipt.
SHURE
MG
15.0006
SHURE
M75
MB
II
15.0008
SHURE
V15
& V
15/1
ellipt.
SHURE
MS1ED
ellipt.
SHURE
MstGD
16
SHURE
M75CS
15
SHURE
M75
6S
15
SONY
VC
8E
ellipt
STANTON
681A
18.0007
STANTON
681
EE
ellipt.
STANTON
681
SE
ellipt.
STANTON
500A
18.0007
STANTON
500
AA
12.0005
STANTON
500
E
ellipt.
Cie
Verwendung
von
Tonabnehmersystemen,
die
einen
hdheren
Auflagedruck
als
5 p
erfordern,
ist
nicht
zu
emp:
fehien. @ L'utilisation de cellules nécessitant une force d’appui supérieure a 5 gr. n'est pas recommandée.
@ The
use of pick-up-cartridges
which need a higher tracking-force
than § grams is not recommended.
@ Anvandande av
pick-upelement,
vilka fordrar ett hdgre naltryck an 5 gr, rekommenderas
ej. @ Het gebruik van pickup elementen
die een grotere naaldkracht dan 5 gram nodig hebben, is niet aan te bevelen. e No es recomendable
la utiliza-
clén de cépsulas que precisen una fuerza de apoyo mayor de 5 gr. @ L'impiego di testine ché richiedano una
forza d'appoggio superiore ai 5 gr. non & consigliabile.

Tabelle fir die Einstellung der Antiskating-Kraft in Abhangigkelt vom Auflagedruck und der Spitzenverrundung de:
Pick-up-Nadel. @ Tableau indiquant la valeur et la position des éléments destinés & assurer la compensation de la
poussée latérale (anti-skating) compte tenu de Ia force d'appul et du rayon de la pointe de lecture. @ Table for the
setting up of the antl-skating force related to the stylus pressure and tip radius of the stylus, @ Tabell fér install-
ning av antiskatingkratt beroende av naltryck och nalspetsradie, @ Tabel voor het Instellen van de dwarskracht
kompensatie, afhankelijk van naaldkracht en naaldpuntatronding. @ Tabla para la fiJaci6n de la fuerza del «anti-
skating» en relacién con Ia fuerza de apoyo de la aguja y e! radio de fa punta de la misma. @ Tabolla per la
regolazione
della
forza
anti-skating
in
relazione
alla
forza
d’appoggio
e
al
raggio
della
puntina,
Auflagedruck | Spitzenverrundung der Pick-up-Nadel
pond Rayon de la pointe Tip radius Antiskating-Einstetlung
Force d’appui | Nalspetsradie Afronding Radio dela punta Reglage
Siylus pressure Raggio della puntina Anti-skating setting
Natiryck pintiskating instalining
Naalddrul warskracht kompensatie
Fuerza
de
apoyo]
Spt.
|
12
um
ey
eae
cont
ilcion
del
Anti-skating
ram
Aen
vee
“ompensazione
con
anti-skatin:
Forza a Zonoggio gr [DiAdial} 5 mit 7 mil | 1 mil es 3
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
1g
1g
1g
1g
Poids
de
compensation
—_Vikt
Peso
Peso
05
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
1 1 1 1 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
1g 1g 1g 1g Polds de compensation —_—Vikt Peso
Peso
0,75
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
3 3 2 1 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
1g 1g 1g 1g 1g Pokta de compensation —_Vikt Peso
es0
1,0 —S—
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
5 5 4 3 1 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
1g 1g 1g 1g 1g i de compensation —_Vikt Peso
eso
1,25 —_
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Tv Z 6 5 3 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
4g | 4g 1g 1g 1g Poids decompensation —Vikt Peso
eso
1,5
Kerbe Notch inkeping
2 1 i 6 4 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
49}
49
|
49
|
49
|
19
|
Polds
decompensation
vikt
Peso
eso
1,75
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
3
2
1
1
5
Encoche
Markering
=
Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
4g 4g 4g 4g ig Poids de compensation —_-Vikt Peso
2,0 =,
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
4 3 2 4 % Encoche Markering Ranura
ee
|
ae
=

Autlagedruck | Spitzenverrundung der Pick-up-Nadel
pond Rayon de la pointe Ti Ss Antiskating-Einstellung
Force d'appui | Nalspetsradie Afronding Radio de la punta Reglage
Stylus pressure Raggio della puntina Anti-skating setting
sNaltyek pantiskating instalining
jaalddru
;
warskracht
kompensatic
Fuerza de apoyo] Quit | tam | tum | wum | 24m conkilacin del Anti-skating
ram
|
peer
Ike
ppdet
ompensazione
con
anti-skatin:
Forea
dappoggio
ge
D'adiall
Smit
|
6
mil
|
7
mit
|
4
mit
9
Belastungsgewicht
Weight
Gewicht
49
|
49
|
49
|
49
|
Poldsdecompensation
—
vikt
Peso
eso
25
i
Kerbs
Notch
t
i
erbe
otc!
inkeping
3 3 1 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Bolastungsgewicht
Weight
Gewicht
49
|
49
|
49
|
4g
|
Poids
decompensation
Vikt
Peso
Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Encoche
Markering
Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht
Weight
Gewicht
poe
de
compensation
Vikt
Peso
eS0
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
5 4 3 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewi Weight Gewicht
49 4g 4g | Poids de compe: Vikt Peso
Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
9/5 4 Encoche Markering = Ranura
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
4g | 49 | Poids decompensation — Vikt Peso
Peso
Kerbe
Notch
Inkepin.
6 4 Encoche Markering Ranurae
Riga
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
49 Poids de compensation —_Vikt Peso
Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
7 Encoche Markering Ranura
Riga
Leergelassene Felder bedeuten, dass der betretende Auflagedruck fur den gegebenen Schiiff der Tonabnehmer-
Nadel nicht mehr zulassig ist @ Les cases vides constituent la limite des forces d'appui qu'il n'est pas recom:
mandé de dépasser pour un rayon de pointe donné. @ The empty squares show that the stylus pressure at
these points is no longer permissible. @ Tomtalt betyder att angivet naltryck ej ar att rekommendera vid denna
slipning av pickupnaten. @ Waar kolommen leeggelaten zijn, wil dat zeggen, dat de naaldkracht voor de gege-
ven naald niet meer toelaatbaar is. @ Las casillas en bianco corresponden a fuerzas de apoyo que no deben
emplearse, teniendo en cuenta el radio de !a aguja. @ Le caselle vuote indicano chez fa forza d'appoggio non
© pid sutficente per il raggio della puntina

For
every
transportation
the
motor
must
be
secured
with
the
red
marked
screws
and
the
turntable
plate,
the
counter-
weights
and
the
plug-in
head
have
to be
taken
off.