Pioneer Pl-l1000 User manual

LINEAR

MOTOR ARM

STEREO TURNTABLE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

@PIONEER

"

HET

HBT

S/G

Thank

you for buying this Pioneer stereo turntabl

e.

Please read through these operating instructions and then

you

will know

how

to

operate

your

model propely. After

you

have finished reading the instructions,

put

them away

in a safe place for future reference.

These operating instructions are based

on

the

model HET,

and

th

ey c

an

be used for the HBT and 5/G models.

The

differences between the models are given below.

Power Requirements

HET, HBT models:

AC

220

/2

40V

"-(

switchable), 50, 60Hz

5/G model: AC110/120/220

/2

40V'\.(switchable), 50, 60Hz

NOTE:

R•ad

rhrough rho sscrion

on

rho

"LIN

E VOLTAGESELECTOR

SWITCH"

before

us

ing

your

rurnrablo

and

check thor rho

volt~>ge

wlec

tor

switch

is

sot

correctly

for

us11

in your

area.

Accesso

ri

es

HET, HBT models:

A cartridge is

not

provided with these models.However,

screws

for

mounting

the

cartridge. as well as washers

and nuts come wi

th

each model, and so before use,

provide yourself with the cartridge you intend

to

use.

read through the section "ATTACHING THE

CARTA lOGE" and then attach the cartridge

to

the ac·

cess

orv

headshell.

5/G

model:

This model comes with tho PC·6

00

cartridge (which is

a

tt

ached to

the

accessory headshell

).

Scr

ews

for m

ount

·

ing

a cartridge as we

ll

as washers and nuts are

not

pro·

vided.

IMPORTANT

----------------------------

--~

To

pr

ovent eloc

rr

ic

shock.

do

not romove cover. No user

servic~

DbltJ

pans

insldD,

r•

fer setvicing

ro

qunHfied

s1rvlce

personnel.

Alw1ys

di~t:onncct

all

tho

equipmt~nt

from

tht

m•

i

ns

supply

wMn

dlsconn«ring the

signal

leads.

Tht power cold should

be

conntJCttd

l•st. make sure thsr thllpowerswitch

is

off.

Unplug

tht

sec

from tho wall

wckot

whtn

It

is

not

to

b11

used for

on

oxt~ndod

ptrlod

of

time.

FOR

US

E IN UNITED KING

DOM

AND

AUSTRALIA

CAUTION 240V: Mains supply voltage

Is

factory

adjusted at 240V.

FO

R

USE

IN

UNIT

ED

KINGDOM

Tht

w

ir11s

;,

this mains lelld

11ro

coloured ln

«cordance

with

thD

following cord:

Blue:

N~utnl

Brown: Live

As

thl

colours

of

the wirts In thD mains lead

of

this apparatus

may not

corrBSPond

with tho colour

ed

marklng ldentllylng tho

UJrmlnols

in

yourplugproceed

os

loll

oW$

.

Tlr11

wire whlch

is

colouriJd blue must

})o

connoccod co tho

tOmJ/nol

wh

ich is morked wltll

th

olo

tr

er

No

r coloured

b

lt~

k.

The wire which is coloured brown must bl! connecced

10

th

u

rormlnal which

is

markedwith

lhl

/O

rt

llr

L

or

coloured

rtJd.

CONTENTS

Assembly Procedure ... .......... ........

lnstalletion

•....

..

. .

..•

•....

....

•

••

.

•.

Connect

io

ns

to

S1

·ereo

Amplifier

...

••••

•

••

...

AdjuJtlng the Tonearm . . •

•.....

, . • •

••.

. . •

2

6

7

Panel Fecilitl

ts

. . . . • • . . . • • . . . . . . . . . • • . . .

10

Ope11ti

on

. . • . • . . • . . • • • • . . . . • . . • . • • . . .

t2

ASSEMBLY

PROCEDURE

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---.........

Rubbet plettt1'

IN<-

----

-

-....

Platttr

--

- - ,

Soeedswh<:h

- - -

""

Disc

slr•

rwiltch- - -

-.../

,._,

owillch--

-

---"

A"

n

•levttion

.,.;«.,._ _

.-./

Aemote OOIHetlon

k~ob

·-

-

--"

Mllnttntnc:e . .

....

•

......

..

. .

•.•

...•

, • 14

Line Voltage Selector

Sw

itch

..

......

•.

, . . . . 14

Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 15

Troubleshooting . . . . • • . . • • • • . . . . . • . . • . . .

16

Speeificetions . • . • . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 17

r-

--

·

G!Ikllbon

STEP

1: CHECK

THE

ACCESSORIES

The styrene

pad

contains

the

pans

shown

in

the

figure.

Check

that

they

are all inside.

The

EP adapter

is

used

for

records with a large

center

hole.

Sty

r

ene

pad

[

L

arge

s

iz

e

cou

nterweight

,.-.:..._ Level

c~

EP

adapter

Small

size

counterweight

Styrene

pad

~

Planer

clamp

screws

Overhang

gauge

'---

Screwdriver

Cartridge

mounting

parts

Head

shell

(H

ET,

HBT

models

only)

STEP

2:

REMOVING DUST COVER

1. Fully

open

the

dust

cover.

2. Hold the

dust

cover, and l

ift

it

off

by

pulling it straight

upward.

STEP

3:

REMOVAL

OF

TONEARM

CLAMP

SCREWS

AND

TONEARM

HOLDER

A

1. The

tonea

rm

is

anchored

to

prevent damage which

mi

ght

be sustained during transp

ortation.

Use

a Phillips

screwdriver

to

remove

the

four tonearm clamp screws on

the

re

ar

panel as shown in

the

figure.

·

r;:

~-

(,

fJw

'"

/

;;1

~.

·

;>

"'

c!

I

~

~)

1

1#

/

. .

Lronearm

clamp

sc

rew

:

::

-PIO

N

EER

2. Pull tonearm holder A in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

given in Fig. A

and

then

remove it. When removing

the

ho

lder, bend its c

enter

part with

your

fingers

as

in

F

ig.

B.

. T

arm

holderA

f one

-

~

-

~

Fig. A

I /

--/

; v

't

/'

~

•

'-

Fi

g.

B

ST

EP

4:

REMOVAL

OF TONEARM HOLDER

B

1. Rotate

the

tracking·force scale ring 5 - 6

tu

rns in

the

directi

on

of

the

arrowshown in

the

figure.

2. Use a Phillips screwd

ri

ver

to

remove

the

two

clamp

screws.

Be

careful n

ot

to

drop

screws into the hole in

the

tone·

arm base.

3.

Remove

the

tonearm

hold<!r 8

from

the

tonearm

base.

'---Toneerm

t..lst

STEP

5: REMOVING TRANSIT

SC

REWS

Re

move three

transit

scn~ws

w

ith

a Phillips

scn~wdriver

as

shown

below.

ii'I--

-"Trensft ICt'IW

®

I

..

STEP

6: MOUNTING THE PLATTER AND

RUBBER PLATTER

MAT

1.

Slip

the

platter

over

the

center

shaft

and secure

it

usi

ng

the

accessory

platter

clamp screws (3) and

an

ordinary

slot

screwdriver.

2. Place

me

rubber

platter

mat

on

top

of

th

e

platter

.

Plttttr

c•mp-

--

-._

SCfiW

Ctnttr

shift

·

4

STEP

7: MOUNTING THE HEADSHELL

lnottll

the

certridge as d

tseribld

on

page 5 "ATTACHING

THE

C

ARTR

IDGE" and

attiCh

tht

hudshell

to

tho to

no

·

arm H follows:

Insert t

he

headshell

into

the

end

of t

he

tonearm, and

rotate

the

locking collar

In

the direction Indicated by

the

arrow

in

the

figure until

it

stops.

Then

secure

it.

STEP

8: MOUNTING THE

CO

UNTERWEIGHT

Slip

the

small size

counterwe

i

ght

onto

the

trackin

~tf

orce

scale ring

at

the

end

of

the

tonearm.

Next, adjust

th

e

position

of

t

he

weight

so

that

the

clearance between

the

weight and

the

tracking-force

SC4Io

ring comes

to

0·\mm

(depending

on

t

he

weight

of

the

cartrid

ge, It

may

be

better

to

vary

th

is clearan

ce

slightl

y)

,

Rotate

tht

screw with

tha

accessory screwdri

•t

r and tigh

ten

It

socurtly.

NOTES'

0-1mm

,.j::t-.,.,.-

_.--- CountlfWOight

/'

--

Treckl"!!·force

ICIIt

ring

•

If

you

p4an

to

UN •

c:41rt

rid

" wtlfhlnt fY'IOtt

th

•n 14f ltuchu

tht

Ortofon SPU

/GT).

mount

thl

KCHIO"V

l

lflllizl

count

.,

•

wt

itht

.

•

Not•

thlt

the proper tracklne f

oro

t adjunment can

not

be

Mt

unlm

tht

coun

t

trw

ti

Qht

iaMcu,.ly

and correctly

intt.lltd

.

STEP9

: MOUNTING THE

DUST

COVER

To

install, insert

the

hinge>

of

the

dust

cover

into

the

hinge

sockeu

of

the

cabinet,

a

nd

push

tht

dust

cover

downward

.

................................................

PIONEER

STEP

10: ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE

CABI

NET

Because

of

th

e construction

of

the

model's

tonearm~

the

turntable

shou

ld

be

insta

ll

ed

so

that

the

cabinet

is

level.

If

it

is not perfectly level,

the

tonearm will slide

to

the

left

or

right and so follow

the

steps below and install

it

prop-

erly.

1.

In

stall

the

turntable.

2. P

lace

the

acce~ory

level on

top

of

the guide bars.

?::S::::

LG"'I

NOTE'

The

Pl

·L

1000

tdopt-s

the

lintlf

trec.klng fYrttm in which tho

ton

earm moves t l

OOQ

two guido bars. Level edjurtmo.

nt

of the

gu

ldo bar1 k neceuatV. Be sure

to

tttaeh

the

hwel

to

the

suide

ban

end .cijust

before

use.

3. Refer

to

the f

igu

re.

Adjust the

front

and

back,

left

and right insulator feet

by

rotat

ing

them

so

that

the

air

bubble

in

the

level

is

brought

to

the

center.

To

rotate

the

insculators. lift

the

cabinet

up

to

allow rota·

tion.

lnsu

la

lo

r

When cebinot Is perfee1ly

fltl.

NOTE:

Aftot

edju.sting

tht

eablnft

he;gh1,

be

sure

to

tarnovl

the

leveJ

from

thuuldo

b1r.

ATTACHING THE CARTRIDGE

(Applicable

to

HET

and

HBT models only)

You can

attach

any cartridge

to

this turntable weighing

between 4g

and

24g providing

that

only

the

accessory

headshell

is

used with

it.

Follow

the

proc.dure

outlined

be

low for attaching

the

cartridge

to

the

headshell.

1.

Take

out

the headshell. cartridge mounting screws. nuts.

washers and small screwdriver from

the

styrene pad.

The

screws come in three different lengt

hs

so choose

the

screws according

to

the

height

of

t

he

cartridge

you

intend

to

attach.

2. The terminals

on

tho accessory headihe

ll

are aligned as

shown in Fig.

A.

Check

the

location

and

polarity

of

each

of

the

cartridge's terminal pins

and

then

connect

the

lead wires.

tak

ing care

to

get

the

polarities connected

properly.

3. Attach

the

cartridge loosely

to

the

headshell using

the

screws. nuts and washers {Fig.

A}.

Be careful

that

the

cartridge mounting

nut

does

not

come into

contact

with

the

eartfidge

body.

If

the

nuts

touch

the

cartridge,

hum

(buzzing noise} may

ba

gen·

erated.

NOTE:

Do

not

t41d't

wh~tJ

YQU

connect

th~

IUd

wir~

ro

rht

c1nridgt.

If

tht

I«Mi

win1

lugs 6

ttl

loose, use a

{)dlt

of

tweezers

or

a similar

obj~t

to

pi~h

in

tM

#nd

lightly.

4. Refet

to

Fig. 8 and use

the

accessory overhang gau

ge

to

adjust

the

overhang

so

that

cartridge stylus

tip

is

position

ed

ovet

the

indicator line

of

the gauge, and then

t

ig

hte

n

the

cartridge mounting screws. Make sure t

ha

t

the

cartridge does

not

tilt to

one

side (Fig. C).

v••

Fig. 8

GUIDE BAR MAINTENANCE

l.e3<1

wit

t

Right

ch

an

n.ol

l.eh eh.an

n.O

I

Right

chenntl

gtOUnd

t.eh

ch1nntl

gtound

No

Fig. A

Fig. C

Use

the

accessory cloth

to

wipe

the

gui

de

bars and remove

the

dust

and

dirt.

Accessory

cloth

5

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

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turntable,

mal<e,.uc

lhot

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he

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conditions

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CONNECTIONS

TO

STEREO AMPLIFIER

BEFORE CONNECTING.

CHECK

THE

FOLLOWING

;

• Switch

the

J)Ower

to

the

amplific•

off

to

preventdamage

to

the

speaker

sys:

te

m.

• U

you

are using a

lo

w

-outP

ut

moving

coi

l {MC) car·

tr

idge,

you

will

ne~

a spcelol

MC

tronsforme•

or

a head

amplifier,

or

•

stereo

empli

tr

er wilh 1

bui

lt·in

MC

ampli·

tier

.

..

___________

_

___

_

__

_

W/

th

th~

$/G

modtf

(t

ht

modtl

w

:th

fht

PC·G

OO

Clf

tr

idgt.

plug

t

it•

phono

t:

•b

l•s

i

mo

tM

PHONO or PHONO MAG

j«ks

ol

rh

~

Jtlrt

JO

.mph'(~r.

------·

---------

---·--·

CONNECTION

PROCEDURE

I.

Insert

the

phono

cable1 (whi

tt

and rl(J)

in

to

the

PHONO

input jacks

oi

the

~1ereo

amptiti(r

Cwhi~t

tor

leh

char1nel

into

l

iacl<,

and

red

lor

•igl>t

channtl

into

R iack).

"2

.

Connect

the

groun<1

load

wot

.h

tht

Y·shaped

connector

at

the

end

to

the

ground term

in

a

l.

3.

lnsen

the

power plug

into

the

conven

ience AC Outler

of

ttl

e-

arnp\ifier

or

a wall

outlet.

•

Do

not

allow

the

phono

cob

l

ts

to

stretehad

tout

but

gi••

them

some slack

w~n

conMCting

lh

tm.

If

they

are

completely

teut

,

th

is

may

gi•t

rltt

to

feedback.

6

I

...............................................

PIONEER

ADJUSTING

THE

TONEARM

The

tonearm

adjustments have a great effect

on

the

sound

which is reproduced from

the

records. Proceed with these

adjustments after

you

have

completed

the

assembly. instal·

latlon

end

the

connections

toth

e

stereo

amplifier.

Make absolutely sure

that

you

perform

the

adjustments

after

securing

the

tonearm with

the

cl

amp.

Furthermore,

check

that

tho

stylut

position has been properly adjusted.

Especially

when

the

cartridge has been

rep

laced, proeeod

with

the

tonearm

adjustments

after

adjusting

the

nylus

tip

position following

th

t steps

under

Headshell mounting

on

P~~t~S

.

ST

EP

1: TRACKING FORCE ADJUSTMENT

1.

Depress

the

POWER switch

to

ON

(the

UP (!

)Indicator

of

the

ARM ELEVATION

sw

i

tch

comeson).

2. Rotate

the

arm

reSt

in

the

directi

on

of

the

arrow in

the

figure.

Re

lease the tonearm pi

pe

clamp.

3. Dtpre$S

the

ARM ELEVATION

sw

it

ch

to

DOWN

(tho

DOWN

(!

)Indicator

comes

on).

_.,.--

--

T<aek"'t40<CO

~e~~le

ttne

4.

If a stylus cover

is

mounted

on

the

cartridge, remove

it.

Hold

the

headshell with

one

hand end

rolltt

the

coun·

terweight with

the

other

and

adjust

so

that

the

tonearm

does

not

incline toward

the

headshell side

or

counter

·

weight side

but

remains parallel

to

the

platter as shown

in

the

figure.

NOTE

:

If

It

is

not

possible

to

obtain

horbontel

belence IYtn

by

rotatiog

the

counterweight. loosen

the

count•rwelca'ht~s

Itt

screw and shift

tM

mounting posicion

to

tM

front

or

..

,.

Headshe-U

Hte<bhtll is heavier

Counterweight it

hnv

1er

7

5.

Rotate

t

he

tracking·for

ce

scale ring

and

set

the

"0"

to

the

index

li

ne

of

the

counterweight

shah.

Do

not

rotate

the

counttrweight

since this

will

throw

the

cartridge

out

of

horizont

al

ba

l

ance

and prevent

the

COt(CCt

uack

ing

force from beingapplied.

I

ndex

line-

-

~

TrOM;I(i

ng

·

lorc~

se41e

rl

n.g

6. Rotate t

he

counterweight in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

in

the

figure

and

adjust for

the

recommended tracki

ng

force

of

the

canridge

with

the

index line

on

the

counter

·

weight

shah.

One scale unit

on

the

uacking

·force

scafe ring

is

equivalent

to

O.

lg

, and when

the

counter·

weight

is

r

otated

one

turn,

the

tracking force comes

to

lg

.

When using

th

e lar

ge

size

co

unt

erweight,

one

scale

un

it

is

eq

uiv

alen

t to 0.1

5g

(0.3g at position 0.2, 0.9g at

po

si

ti

on 0

.6.

and an additional 1racking force

of

1.5g

wi

th one

turn

of t

he

weig

hd

.

---------

-----

--

-

--

-----

--

iht

PC·

600

e.&rtridgo

thot

c:omtt.

with

thG

SIG

model

has

a

track·

ing

torc:t

ot

t.5

grtms

.

..

--

--------·-·--

----

--

----·

NOTE

:

Whttn pl••,4ng ret:Otdl

•t

low

t~mpea,turts

or

when

pl#yl

ng

r«Ord&

tNt

C

(NJStl

ths

stylus ro

jump

or

rh~

,.produe«J

sound

Is

dl:itOrtl!d

(r«o

rds

whitt/

ptm

of

thtl

NCOtdf

ng

INel

Is

&ttt

lit

~~~

•~trt!mtll'f

high lfVtiJ. lncrt#IW

tM

t'r.ck

lng

lore•

slightly ro minimize

rN

mitrr«

lting.

9

ST

EP

2: TONEARM HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

If

the

tonearm

and

the

pl

aner

are

not

both para

ll

el

when

a record

is

be

ing played, t

he

cartridge srylus will

not

come

i

nto

contact

whh

the

grooves

on

the

record at

the

right

angle

and

th

is

may

result in

diuottion

of

the

reproduced

sound. Perform

the

adjustments as follows;

l.

Ptace a record on

the

platter.

2.

(l)

Raise

the

arm

clamp

as

in

the

figure first

and

then l

ift

the headshell and move it toward the

record. The pl

aner

w

ill

start

to

move so take

care

not

to

allow

the

stylus

to

touch

the

record.

121

Depress

the

POWER switch and

set

;t

to

OFF.

The

planer

now

stops

rotating.

~3)

Place

the

stylus. on the record.

(4} Use a

coin

or

hand

to

rotate

th

e

arm

lock screw

in

the

direction (

1)

of

the

arrow

as in

t:he

f

ig

ure

and loosen lt. Tho tonearm will

go

to

hs hights:t

position.

(5}

Move

the

tonearm

up

and

down

t2)as in

the

figure,

adjust

It

so

t

ha

t

it

is

parallel with

the

planeT.

tight

en

the

arm Jock screw in

the

opposite direction

to

(1) In

the

figure and secure.

Use

the

lines located

al

lmm

interva

ls

on

the

front

surface

of

the

tonearm base

is

a guide for adjusting

the

tonearm.

Coin

or

hand

-

--,

Arm

lock

screw

. h

,-

twtdlhtll

Coun

te

rweug 1

..

,.,.,

~

.J__

L

.,.,,.,

-

l j

;r:

-n

L_

I

'---'

STEP

3:

ARM

ELEVATION HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

Make sure

you

proce

ed

with

the

arm elevation adjustme

nt

after you have adjusted the tonoorm height.

1. Depress

the

POW

ER switch

and

switch

on

the

power.

The arm elevation automatically rises.

2. After checking

that

the

arm

elevation ha.s risen

com·

pletely, depress the

POW

ER

switch again and switch

off tho power.

3. Rotate

the

arm elevation screw in the direction

of

the

arrow as in

the

figure

to

loosen it (1

).

and use the

accessory screwdriver

to

rotate the arm elevation height

adju

st

screw (2). Adjust it so

that

the

clearance between

the

~rtridg

e

stylusand

tho record

Is

about

8mm

(5/ 1

6")

.

Th

is

clearance

is

increased when the

arm

elevation height

adjust screw

is

rotated clockwise end decreased when

ro

t

ated

counterclockwi$e.

Acc

essory

screwdr

i

ver

c;;:x:;;zF:

mm

"!;!'

____::

I

Acc:euory screwdrM>r

fo

Arm elevation screw _

__;

Arm

elevation

height edjutt screw

4.

As

in

the

figure, check

that

there is a clearance between

the

arm elevation and

the

tonearm pipe. If th

ey

are

touch

in

g,

it

means

that

the tonearm height has

not

been

adjusted properly and

so

re·adjust.

Yes No

./

c I 0

o I

ltarance

~

·"'

'· 0

-··

5. Rotate the arm elevation screw

to

the right and secure.

------PIO

NEER

STEP

4: OPERATIONS AFTER TONEARM

ADJUSTMENTS

1. Lift the

arm

clamp

(11

. hold the tonearm body and

then

move it gently to the right until

it

stops (2).

If

the

pipe

is

held instead

of

the body,

th

is may unneces

sa

rily

strain the tonearm e

nd

soalways

take

ho

ld

of

the body.

2.

As

In

the

figure, push down

the

arm clamp and secure

the tonear

m.

Push

downarm

clam

~

3. Rotate the

arm

rest andsecure the pipe.

9

PANEL

FACILITIES

•

J}

Plattf!

rf

Ru

hber

pl

atter

mat

-~

~

<f•

Rem

ott

ooeratlon knOb - - /

Q)

POWER

SW

ITCH

Used to

~witco

on

and

off

the

power

to

the turntable.

Power

is

supplied

when

the

switch

is

depressed

{ON).

The SPEED switch indicator (33) comes on. The power is

switr.hed

ott

wnen

the

POWER switch

is

re

leased.

ND1'eS:

•

lht

phtu•r

doe•

not

rotate

when

tM

tonearrt~

is poSitiOned

at

the

f11

tight

w en If

the

5Witctl k dep.-.s:sed •l'ld

tht

POW~

supplitd

.

• Wi

th

Men

push,

th

is

swi

rc

h 111termnes between rhl 0/'J

and

OFF

AJOlitions.

•

Kelp

Ult

POWER

~witch

at

the

OFf!

I>Otiticn when

you

drf!

not

using rho cumtablc.

® QUARTZ

LOCK

INDICATOR

This indicator

illum~nates

wh~n

the

p\atter is revolving

at

the

specifie<.J

cat•

of

33·1/3

or

45 rpm.

10

(\}>

Ou>1

oove

t

'...

......

--

,

... .

\

L @

Arm

C18tnp

'--

---(t

•

T0!1C0tffl

N

OTE,

If

tht

plentr

spetd

vari,.,

11.1eh

••

~~When

the 19e

ed

.wjteh

i'

changed from

on•

position

to

t n

othtr

or

wtwln

vou pr

ea

mQ

·

mMtari

ly

on

the

pllft•r.

cht

indicator

will go ott.

A•

tftt

p13tter

r~olutlon

rltfUtrl$

to

the

IPtciH.:f

'P•ed.

t~

ifldic•tor

will il·

tumlnau

again.

@ SPEED

SW

ITCH

33

. . . . . . Ser

tho

switch

to

th

is POSition

when

playing

a 33-1/3 rpm record such as an

LP

. When

it

is

depressed, rhe

33

indicator lights

up.

and

the platter rotates ar a speed

of

33·1/3

rpm.

45 . . . . . .

Set

the

switch

to

tl>is

position

when

playing

a 45

T(lm

re

co

rd

lil<.e

an

EP. When

it

is

de·

pressed,

the

45

il\<!icator lights up,

and

the

platter rotates

at

a

sp..o<l

ol

45 rpm.

...............................................

PIONEER

@ DISC SIZE

SW

I

TCH

Selects

the

switch

that

co

rresponds to

the

size

of

the

rec-

ord you want

to

hear for auto play ope

ra

tion.

12"30

For

30cm records

10"25

. . .

For

25cm records

7"17 . . .

For

17cm records

• Used

to

select the record size when depressed. For in·

stance, when the 30cm indicator lights up, depress

the

switch for the 25cm position, and depress

it

again for

the 17cm position. Depressing

the

switch once more

sets

it

to

the 30cm position.

•

Whe

n the power switch is turned ON,

the

turntable

will always

be

set

for records with a diameter of

30cm

and

the

corresponding light will come

on.

NOTE:

This

switch will

not

work

if depr8S$8d

wMn

th

e tonearm

is

mo

ving {auto lead·in,

oo

to

·return, au

to

cut).

® REPEAT SWITCH

Press this switch f

or

repeat play. When pressed

the

indi·

cator will light up, and the record wi

ll

be played again

(refer

to

page

12

for fur

ther

details

on

repeat play).

Press this switch again to release

it

.

The

indicator will

go

off

and

the

repeat play function will be released.

NOTE:

This

switch will

not

work if depressed

when

the

tonearm

is

moving (auto-return. auto

cut).

@ ARM ELEVATION

SWI

T

CH

Use this switch

to

interrupt pl

ay

temporarily

or

to per-

form manual play.

When

the

DOWN

position

is

depressed the tonearm will

descend and when the UP position

is

depressed the

to

ne·

arm will rise. These two operations

wil

l be performed

al

·

ternately every time the switch

is

pressed.

N

OTES:

• When

the

POWER

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

tonearm

will

start

in

the

UP

po

.sition.

• This

switc

h

will

not

work if depressed

when

the

tonearm is

moving ta

uto

lead·in,

euto·

return,

auto

cut).

• When

the

switch is at UP,

the

au

to-

return cancelling mocha·

nism is actuated and

so

there will be

no

auto•return.

(i) START/STOP SWITCH

Press this switch for

auto

play. The platter will start

to

ro·

tate, the tonearm w

ill

auto

matically move over to the

edge

of

the record and play wi

ll

begin

(a

ut

o lead·in).

If

this switch

is

pre

ss

ed during play, the tonearm will

automatically return

to

the

arm clamp positi

on

,

the

plat-

te

r wi

ll

stop

rotating and play

will

be suspended (auto

cut).

NOTE:

This switch will

not

work if depressed

when

the

toneann

is

moving tauto lead-in).

@

RE

MOTE OPERATION KNOB

Used when moving

the

tonearm

by

remote control.

Rotate

cou

nt

erclockwise

to

move

the

to

nearm

to

the

l

eft.

Rotate clockwise

to

move

the

tonearm to

the

right.

NOTE

:

When

the

a

rm

elevf!tion

$Witch

is

at

DOWN

or

auto l

eid·

in, auto

eut and auto-return,

the

tonearm

does

not

move even

whon

the

remote

operation is released and

the

knob

rot81ed.

® TONEARM

The tonearm function

is

to

apply the

correct

tracking

force

to

the

cartr

idge, maintain this value precisely and

al-

l

ow

the stylus to trace the record grooves acc

ur

atel

y.

The tonearm can

be

operated manually

with

your

hand

or

remotely with the remote operation knob.

It

is

coupled

to

the motor switch and when

it

mo

ves across

to

the record,

the

pl

atte

r rotates and it stops when

the

tonearm is

re-

turned

to

the

arm

clamp position.

N

OTE:

When the POWER switch is at

OFF,

the

ton.arm

cannot

be movod

by

oithor manual

or

romoto operation.

Jf

it

is forced

at

the

OFF

position,

th

is

may

rO:Sult

in damage so always

re-

member

to

set

the P

OWER

sw

it

ch

to

ON

when

moving it.

@ ARM CLAMP

Used

to

secure the

to

nearm.

To

secure the tonearm, move it

to

the

right and then push

down

on

the

clamp. When

yo

u

do

not

intend

to

use the

turntable, secure the tonearm in this way. The tonearm is

released when

the

clamp

is

raised.

@ ARM REST

This secures

the

tonearm pipe. When playing a recor

d,

rotate the arm rest countercl

ockw

ise

and

re

lease the

clamp. When

not

playing a record, set the arm elevation

switch

to

UP

( ! ) and then rotate

the

arm rest clockwise

and secure the pipe.

NOTE:

When the

arm

elova;tion

switch

is

8t

DOWN

C!

).

the

tone

arm

pipe

cannot

bo

socur&d

. Makt sure

thi's

switch

is

set

to

the

UP

t! )

position

.

@ PLATTER/RUBBER PLATTER

MAT

When

the

to

nearm

is

moved and power

is

supplied

to

the

turntable, the

planer

wi

ll

start rotating

at

the

set

rotat

ion

speed.

The

rubber platter mat stabilizes the records and

al

so

absorbs external vibration.

@DUST COVER

Keep th

is

closed unless

operat

i

ng

the controls

or

tonearm,

or

changing records. Th

is

serves to keep dust

off

of

there

·

cords during record play. When fully opened and pulled

straight up, this dust cover can be removed from the

cabinet.

11

OPERATION

POWER

$W

it

ch

- -

./

Ooartz

lock

ind,icetor

-/

51'EED swiiiCh--

-/

OISC

SIZE

$W

itch

REPEAT

sw

itch·---

-"

BEFORE

PLAY

ARM

E~EVATION

•w

l,

rch·--"

START/ST

OP

swi

reo

----"

Proceed as follows before starting record play.

Stereo amplifier settings:

I.

Set the volume

contro

l

to

i

ts

leftmost (minimum) posi·

tion.

2. Sot the powerswitch

to

ON.

3. Set

tho

function switch

to

PtlONO.

Turnt

ab

le settings:

1. Raise

the

dust

cover and

plaC<O

the record on the platter.

2. Remove the styluscover from tho

c<lrt

ri

dge.

3. Depress the

POWER

switch

to

ON.

4.

Select the SPEED switch in accordance with the rated

spood

of

the

record (33

or

45

rpm

\.

5. Rotate the arm rest counterclockwi

se

and release the

tonearm pipe clamp.

6.

Lift

up tho armclamp and release the tonearm.

7.

Lower the

dust

cover.

AUTO

PLAY

Procedure

1.

Sele<:t

the DISC SIZE

sw

itch

that

corresponds

to

the

siz$

of

tho record which

vou

have

pl>eeO

on theplatter.

2. Press the START/STOP switch. The tonearm moves

from the arm clamp position to the lead·in groove on

the record, and the pl

aner

starts rotating, the stylus

will

descend gernly

onto

the record and play wi

ll

com·

monee tauto-lea<l·in).

3. Adjust the volume

and

tone

to

the desired

levels

using

thecontro

ls

on the stereo amplifier.

Compteti011

1. When the last track

on

the record has been played, the

tonearm will

rise

automatically

and

return to the arm

cl

amp

position. The platter

will

then

s1op

(auto·

return).

2.

Secure the tonea

rm

to

the arm rest with theclamp.

3.

Set

the

POW

ERswitch

to

OFF.

12

NOTE:

Th~r•

will W

oo

auto-return

opention

when the

ARM

ELEVA·

TION

liN

Itch ;,

at

UP

.

Suspension

of

play

Proceed as follows if

you

want

to

suspend play

du

ring e

performance.

•

Press

the START/STOP switch and the tonearm w

ill

return automatically

to

tho arm clamp position, and

the platter

will

s10P

rotating (auto

cut)

.

REPEAT PLAY

Proceed as follows if you

want

to

listen

to

thesame reeord

again and again:

1.

Pross

the

REPEAT switch.

2. Press the START/STOP switch and play will begin.

3.

When the last track on

the

record has beM played,

the tonearm

will

rise, return

to

the first track, d8$cend

onto

tho record. and play wi

ll

be

repeated.

Press the REPEAT sw

it

ch

again to release the rePeat play

function. The functioncan also

be

releassed by pressi

ng

the

START/STOP switch and suspending play or

by

setting tho

POWER

switch

to

OFF.

I

-----------------------PIONEER

MANU

AL PLAY

1.

~

t

the

ARM ELEVATION switCh

to

the

UP

(!

}

pOSi

·

tion.

(The

!

indicator

lights up.l

2.

Rotate

tho REMOTE OPERATION

knob

counter·

clockwiu

and

move the tonearm

aerO$$

to

the

record.

(or

move the tonearm witt'! your fi

nger

under

the

head·

shell's finger rest·

·manua

1 opennion.)

The

p

lan

er

now

starts to rota

te

.

RIH'IOte

ol)trat

l

on

lrcnob

3.

Depreu

the

ARM

ELEVATION switCh

to

the

OOWN

I !

}pou

l

on.

Tho

tonerm descends

gently

onto

the

record

and

pfay begins.

NO

TE

:

When

th

e ARM ELEVATION

tw

itch I'

elth.,

~ J

tslJP

or

DOWN

potitlon,

tl\e

lOM.-m

nn

be

moo.red

with a tln

ee

r.

Interruptingplay and changing tracks

1. Depress

the

ARM ELEVATION switch

and

cause tho

tonearm

to

rise.

2.

Move

the tonearm across to the r

eeCH'd

manu

ally

or

with

the

REMOTE OPERATION

knob.

3. Depress the ARM ELEVATION

switch.

The

tonearm

now descends o

nto

the record

and

pl

ay

begins.

OPERATION PRECAUTIONS

• When

thct

POWER

switch js

at

OFF.

do

not

mowe

the

tonearm

. Fatture

to

h6ed

th

is warning

may

ruu

lt

in

a

d•m•.o

e.

•

Do

not

set

tho POWER swi

tch

to

OFF

dur

ing

ploy. To

s

et

tills switch

to

OFF,

always

set

tho

AR

M ELEVA·

TION switch

to

UP.

If

set

to

OFF

with

tho

switch

11

DO

WN

,

the

stylu

s

or

record

may

be

domogod when 1ho

POWER switch is s

et

to

ON l(lain.

• Always clean

the

nvt

u,

both

befo

re

and

after Playing a

rec

ord

with a

soft

brush

and make

it

a rule

to

Clean

the

re

co

rds wi

th

a goodQutlity cleaner.

• When chang

ing

the

heaclshell,

ctamp

the

tonea

rm

to

the

arm rest

so

that

the

tonearm

shaft

is

not

strained

in

anyway.

• Be carefut

not

to

make the

tumtabte

vi

brate

wh

i

le

a

record

is playing since

this

can

f"eiult

in

dam~~ge

to

the

stYlus

and

record.

•

Pface

onty

one

record

at a tim• on

the

p'atter.

Jf

rwo

or

mor

e records are

stac

k

ed

on

the

Platter, the stvus

will

not

makt

proPer

contact with

the

grooves,

and

this

will

im

Pair

the

quality

of

ro

produ

et

i

on.

•

Do

not

disconnect

the

power

cord

while

the

stylus is still

In

a record groove as this may damage t

he

stY

l

us

and

re·

cord

.

• Never

obstruct

the

ptatter

with

the

hand

while it is

rotat·

lng.

Th

is

may

cause damage.

•

Take

care

not

to

place metal objects

(suches

Klrews)

on

tht

rear

and

under

side

of

the

cabinet

si

nce:

tht

unit

may

be

anracted

by

tht

cabine1

du

o

to

the

action

of

the

mag·

net.

• Take cart not

to

inse"

a screw

or

Jfm

H.ar

ot:Jj1ct

into

the

hole w

here

the ton81irm moves. This will resutt in 1

tonearm

martunct

.

ion

or

d«n.,.

.

13

MAINTENANCE

GUIDE

BAR

MA

INTENANCE

Wh

en

tho

guide bars

are

cov

ered

with

dirt

or

fi

ng

er

prints

.

th

is

may

ad

verse

ly

affect

th

e

ton

ea

rm

operation.

In

cas-es

like

th

is. w

ipe

clean

with

th

o accessory cl

oth.

If

th

e

dirt

is

not

ea

sily

re

m

oved,

dip

a clo

th

into

al

cohol

and

wipe clean.

CABINET

AND

DUST COVER

When

the

cabinet

or

dust cover

becomes

dusw

or

diny,

wipe

it

clean with a

soh

dry

cloth

. Remember that the

surfaces

can

be

corroded

by

furniture

wax.

thinner,

and

benzine

Jnd

also

by

msecticide

spray.

The

dust

cover can

be

detached

and

cleoned.

LUBRICATION

The

motor

shah

and

heari

ngs

of this t

ur

ntable empl

oy

oil·less bearings and

so

there

is

no

need

for lubri

cation

.

There is no need to lubricate

the

tonearm

beain~.

either.

STYLUS

If

the

stylui

t

ip

is

clogged with

dust,

the

reproduced

sound

quali

ty

will

be

impaired.

Use a

soft

brush

to

keep

the

stylus

clean at all times. Be careful

not

to

t

ouch

t

he

tip

since this

may

damage

it.

When

us

i

ng

stylus

cleaner

~o

rganic

solvent).

benzine

or

thinner

to

cl

ean

the

styl

us

tiP. take

care

no

t

to

allow

any

of

the

liquid

to

come

into

contact

with

the

stylus

ho

ld

er.

Th

is

may

change

the

materiaL

PC

·

600

STYLUS

REPLACEMENT

(Applicable

to

S/G model

only)

Tho lite

expectancy

of

tho PC·600stvlus t

ip

is

800

-1,000

hours.

For

the

sake

of

ma

)(

imum

sound

quality

reproduc

·

t

ion,

Pioneer

recommends

replacement

within

the

mini·

mum

time

limit

.

The

stylus

tip

is

replaced

by

grasping

the

stylus

ho

ld

er

and

pulling

it

away

from

the

body

of

the

car·

tridga.

The

new

sty

lus

tip

is

then

insert

ed

by pushing it

into

the

receptacle.

T

he

cotrect

replacement

tip

is

t

he

PN-600.

This

may

be

ob

t

ained

at

your

Pioneer

dealer

. Pioneer

can

·

not

guarantee

performance

or

reliability

if

another

type

of

stylus

is

employed.

LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR

SWITCH

The

tine voltage sel

ecto

r switch

is

loca

ted

on

the

top

surface

of

the

ca

binet

of

this

turntab

l

e.

Before

your

turn

·

table

is

shipped

from

the fact

ory

,

the

switch

is

set

to

the

power

requirements

of

the

turntable

's

destination.

check

t

hat

it

is set

ptoperly

before

plugging

the

power

cord

into

the

outlet.

If

the

vohage is not propel'ly set

or

if

you

move

to an

au~a

where

the

voltage

requiremen

ts diffel',

ad

ju

st

th

e

se

l

ector

sw

it

ch

as

follows;

1. Disconnect

the

power

cord

.

2. Provide yourself

with

a

medium

·sized

screwdriver.lnsert

the

ti

p o f

the

screwdriver

in

to

th

e groove

of

the

se

l

ector

switch

and

tum it so that the

power

voltage marking

of

your

area

points

to

the

wh

ite

mark

by

th

e

arrow

on

the

label

.

HET

m«tt

land

HOT

modt

l

S/G model

<t

I

FEATURES

Linear

Tracki119

Tonearm

This

turntable

comes

with

a

lin~

ar

trac.k

in

g ton11rm

which traces

the

sound

gfOOves

on

t

he

record lineartv in

the

ume

way

that

the

muter

tun

ing machil'\e

c:uu

the

gr~ts

in

the

first

pl~et.

This

mttns

that

the

line.ar system is

su

perior

to

conventional

offset

tontatl1\$ in

many

wavs.

(1) There 11

no

track

ing

error

thu•

preven6ng

tile

goner•

tiOf'l

of

harmonic

di

stort

i

on.

f2) In

pr

inci

olt

,

then

is

no

generation

of

i

fls

i

de

forct

1nd

so

the

croutal

k and in

termodu

l

atiOC'\

distortion

are

f

mprovtd

and

the

positioning

of

the

wund

imlgts

ls

st•bll

iztd.

(3) The tonearm

pipe

is linear for

op

tim

um

la

te

ral balltlce.

(41

It

Is

po11lblt

to

s

honen

th

e

effect

ive length of t

he

tonearm

arwi

so this feature makes for a low equivalont

mass

end high r

ig

idity. This combination a

ls.o

red

uces

resonance

in

the parts and compound resonance.

Linear Motor, Direct Drive Mechanism

A

lintl!

mo

to

r

is

U5td

to

drive the

tonea

rm

directly. end

en

optical no-contact servo

sy

stem

is

also

employed.

These

rvn

ems

enhance

the

signat·to-noi

se

r~tio

to

bener

t

hen

78dB (OIN·BI

mak

ing it possible to

reprodue.

ot

a

wry

high level

of

fidelity.

Quartz PLL DO Motora

nd

SHR Bearing

Construction

A

~t•blt

honging

rotor

(SHRl

type

of

bearing otrue1urt

which

stU

the center

of

gravitY

in

th

e rotary

shaft

to a

low

degree

is

utllizod el

ong

with

a

dir

e

ct

drive Hall

mo

t

or.

Th

is

motor

emp

loys a quartz

PLL

system

w

it

h superlative

load r

es

lttan

c:e

characteristics t220g

with

tracking f

Ot'ee

eonvefsion).

end

In

deed, the

we-oc:t

pre-cision

of

th

e phono-

moto

r Is • high 0.002%.

Thm

featu~

s.

togeth

tr

with

th

e

p

latter

with

Its lnortl•l

mau

(in<:luding

rubber

mot)

of

330

kg.cm>,

give•

wowlflutttr

(WRMS)

of

less

than

0.013!!..

Electronic Fu

ll

Auto

Mechanism

The model·s

fuU

.-

ur

o mechanism is

blsed

o,

opt

ic.l

,

and

therefore

no<:ontact.

detect

i

on

principiiS

so

th

at

fo

r

ce

is

not

needlessly exerted

on

t

ht

to

nurm

. When

\he

switch

i1:

deprf'SSed,

the

tonearm

iutomat

ieally

swin;s

over

to

the

reea<d

and

pl

ay

bogi

n•

.

Manual

and

remote tonearm control

T

he

tonearm

cen

be

moved

ICfOH

to

tht

rtcerd

track

manually as

with

offset

tonnrms

. In 1ddicion.

by

rotating

rht

function

knob,

it is

pos.s

ible

to

opet~te

the ro

nta

rm

rt

·

motely

by ealHing

it

to

move

to

the

left

or

right. In this

way.

It

is

oa-sy

to

bring

th

e tonearm

aero»

to

the

track

vou

want

to

heer.

All·eleclronic Durable Quick

Stop

Function

The model Incorporates

an

a

ll

·

eleeuon

•e brake

to

bring

thft pl

atter

to

a

ha

lt instantlY. When

the

tonearm

swings

back

to

the

arm clamp. a

current

flows in

the

oppOs

ite

di·

ftct

i

on

that

the

platter

is ro

tat

ing

to

thl

motor

drive coil

and.

in

an

in

stant,

the

plauer

has

st()l)t)ed.

Low

Acoustic Feedba

ck.

Vibrlltion·rasistant Coaxial

Suspension System

The

platter

and

tht

tonearm

Itt

tteured

to

tht

base

board,

and

the

base

board

is

s;pr

ing-

mounted

eod

stOanted

from

tht

c;ab

i

net

wi

th

wh

at

Pioneer calls the coaxi

al

sus-

pension cons-tru

ct

i

on

.

Th

is cuts

out

~

l

rtuallv

a

ll

of

the

~

l

brations

transmitted

from

the

floor. al\d greatly reduces

tho chances

of

fe<odboek

.

15

...............................................

PIONEER

TROUBLESHOOTING

Sometlmts.

•n

openn

iooal fault can be miS1•ktn for a maHuncrion

or

failure.

Ch.eck

the

following points ond

""'if

you

~

find the svmptotns

of

the trouble below

be

fore you

get

In touc:h

with

a

~erviceman

.

If

vou

e~nnot

loc.ate the symptoms. contact

your

neartst

Pion"r

6uler

.

Svrnptom

Potllb

tt 1

roub

..

Rt

n'14111y

Ho

.ouna.

I.

Phono

coblti

...

COf\t'lte\td

Properly

,

'·

Con

n

tct

ubi"

.-curt

ly

to

thl PHONO ln

j)ut

it

ekt

on

tne

M'l\l)

l

lfitr

...

.

P~Qt

6)

.

2.

Hu

c:htttll ll f\01 (

HO(ID

fiV 4rtt1Ctwd, 2.

firm

\v ..,,..,,,

lonewm

toc'lcinp collar

tift

J,'lt;Qt

4).

3.

Ct

n

rld5tt

iud

w

lr•

ort

loott

. 3. Attec:h l

&fld

witt'

tntiodt

htldlMU

Pf~\

y

b

..

Paoes>.

••Amplifiet It

noc

t>tfng operated

pr~

tly.

••

Rud

th

t

Of)lfttrno

lntiiUC1iOnt

th

et

come

w\ttl

IFunc:t.ion rwitch,

tto•

mon

i

tor

tw•tc:h,&Mtk.e.-

.m

pl

iti.,.

,

switchn-,

ttc

.

tf't

not

Mt

contc.tlv).

- -

E •

~w

ftO!M.

..

Crou.J"d

'-'

t.

AOt

cotlntct-cf

. I•

CoMt«

P"CCIPfrly

••

t"-t

~Hn.,

·s

trautd

tumin

t l

Cs••

paot

81

.

2. Tf'l(.kif'lt

fo--a

ll

not

cortoct. 2.

Rtftr

10

tn~Ckh-1;

fore.

.cljuumtnl

on

PtOt

7.

3.

Ou-11

01

dirt

ha

CO

U

11tUid

on

tht

iiVklt

tis>.

3. Cfta.f\

th.e

JtYius

dp

w1th •

soh

biV

th.

4.

Du11

Of

din'-

coUtcttcl on

the

record. ••

CINn

the

rKOtd

wl1h t

OOOd

Qvl

lf

ty

el•ner

.

SOund k

dif!Ontd

. I .

Ou"

Of

Ol

rt

._

~'tc'led

on

'"'

'Wh~t

tip

, l . Clean

me

s:

to;

l

ust

iP wlU'I •

.oft

br'Uth.

2. T

rite:

kino

fotet

it

not

cOtntet. 2. Ret

•r

•o

er.tek

int

fotC-t

ldJurtmenl

on

P19&

1.

3.

Styl

us

b

~r

n

,

3. R

ep

lacewi1h n

ew

stylut

.

4.

Amput;.r"s

toni

conuolt

•" t

oo

h

i.gh.

••

Set

tone

con

tr

ol•

to

l

ower

POSition.

tontt

rm

ctot1

n ot I. ARM

ELEVAT

ION lever it W to UP

pos

i1l

on

.

..

Set

to

DO

WN

po.jtlon,

dttUnd

~i

t

h

IU\0

Pfi'Y

2.

Trac

k

tnw

fore

.. It

not

corr~t

.

'l.

R•'''

to

uac

-

\c

i

f'IO

t

otC-e

ld

}ut1met~

t

on

pet

t

'·

Tonot,m

doll

not

I.

Arm

Cl¥nP

is still

ftttfl'lfd

.

I.

Re

t••

arm

damp

.

IT'IO\o'l

¥1fltl'l

tuto.,te.y

.

fn•erft'l

ttent

sound

. I. T.-.c.,ing

forct

is

t"K~C

eotrte't

. I. Aeft-r

to

ttat:

kl

nt

Ioree

lfdJut1mtnt

on

0191 7.

2.

S:vtus

(t WOtn. 2.

A.P

tc

• w'

th

MW

ny

t

u•

··

3.

Record

Is

te-ratcNd

M

•rp«:t

,

,_

A:~ece

rto:Jtd

.

Tonearm mow.m

tntl

k

I.

Aim

t i

11111

.-Hon

.,

...,_

,not

N}uft:td pf'OiPirly. I. Pr

owicl'

• d

e••

~

•

betw"'""

"

"'

el

.v

Mion a

nd

~~ti

ff

w

ith

m

e

n~;~

•

l

opwet

ion.

ton.."

1ft.

2.

Ann

.tev.

Uon M

lldt

tl

et DO

WN

end POWE R 2.

S.

t •

.,

..,.

don

tw

it

cfl to vP and P'OWEA

M

nd'l

•t O

FF.

M

l\d\

to

ON.

Toneerm

mew

•

bY

lt

Mif.

I.

Arm

t

lH

etlon

he}giht

no

t ad'ju

tted

proparty

. 1.

Pf'O<ride

d

..,.

..-.e•

betwttn

wm e

-.vat

i

on

ood

tontWm

.

2.

C•bJnt

t

it

not

,.,

..

. z.

Ad

j

urt

th

•

t.lb

lnet wi

th

tM lnl

ulttort

tnd

m

lk•

h

~

tcdy

...

.

If

vou

<Nttct

,,...,.

trt)Ubl•

wht

n

pley

in

g recc>n:b,

tho

t

tu

lt

MfiV

not

l

it

with

the

tu

r

ntab

lt

t

bu

t

with

oth•r

h1

·fl

componenu

. Be

tu

re

to

chec

k tht

~mpM

J

e

r

.

spqk•'

svnem

.

•ttd

•nv

o

tht

r

electfical

equ~mtnt

whlch

you

art

usi

ng

in

tM

V'icinllv

of

lht

rwntlblt

.

-----------

16

.............................

~ONEER

SPECIFICATIONS

Motorand Turntable

Drive

System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Direct-drive

Motor

.....

.

..............

Quartz

PLL

Hall

motor

Turntable

Platte

r

..

310mm

dlam.

el

uminum

alloy

di

e-ces

t

Inerti

al

Mou

..

. .

330kg

·cm~

(Including!>latter

met

mo11l

Spoed•

.•

..•.••.

.•

...•.•.....

33·113and45rpm

Wow

and F

lutter

. . . . . . • .

l.o<S

than

·o.o13% IWRMSI

0.025% !WRMS)

0.035%

(DIN)

l

Valuts marked

wi

th

an

..

.

..

dls;gnatt

the-

wow

ind

flunerl

for

motor,

and

do

not lnclodt

tht

cartridge

or tonurm

lood.

Signol·

to·Noi,.

Rat

io

. . . • • . . • More than 78dB IDIN·BI

(w

it

h Pioneer cortridge

model

PC

·6001

R

ot

at

ional Characteristics

Build<JP

Ti

me

•

..•

...

Within

90°

ro

tation

at

33

·

1/3tpm

SpNd

Devi

at

ion

. . . . • . . . • . . . . • . •

Less

than 0.002%

SpMd

"'·

Lood Cheracterl<tlc.

....

Slabfe

up

to

220 grams

drag

lood

Speed

Dr

ift

••..

...

Loss

th

on

0

.

0000~

at

J3.1/3tpm

Less than 0.00003'1(,/dlgrM

temp

. chonge

at

33

·1

/3rpm

Tonearm

Type

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .

Linear

Mo

t

or

Direct-drive

Stt~

t

ic

·ba

l

anee

tYPe

,

Unear·tracking

arm

Effective

Arm

LenQih . • • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . .

190mm

Overtlang

. .

.......

........•.

.•...•..

. .

Omm

U..bfe

Cartr;c!ge We

ight

..

. .

.••

.

4g

(min.!

to

24

g (max.)

Arm

Height

Adjun

Range

..•••...

•

.•

..•.

..

t3mm

Heodsh.U

weight

. • . . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • •

10

.

59

Subfunctions

Auto ltid·in

Auto·retum

Auto

cut

Quick

repe

at

Quick play

Oulek

stop

Stylus preuul'• d

ireet·r

eadout counterweight

Arm height odjus1ing

devl«

OJtlng device

Free

stoP

hinges

Semiconductors

ICr

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Transistors

........

•

•...

,

....•..

...

..

...

17

Diodes

..........

. • . , . •

....

••

..

, . . . 16

Hell

Elements

. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . . . . . • . . . . 3

LE0

..............

.

...

..

...

..

..........

14

Photo T

rans

iS'tors

...•.•....

, . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . 5

CdS

•.......

.

..

.'.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . 1

Miscellaneous

Power

Requi

,.ments

HET

, HBT models

..•..

AC2201240V-

(switchablo)

50

,

60Hz

S/G model

...•.

AC110/1201220f240V-

hwitchoblel

50,

60Hz

Power

Consumption

.•.

, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

36W

Dlmen~om

.•

.

....

•

..

494IW) x 154(H) x

456(D)mm

19

·7/

16fW) X

6-

1/ 16(

HJ

x

17·16

/16(Df

in

.

Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 12kg/261b

8oz

Accessories

EP

Adapter

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f

Sc;reVIdri"ver

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. . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • 6

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nuts

• . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

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