Sony PS-X50 Manual De Instrucciones página 9

To stop during play
Push the REJECT Button.
to the Arm Rest.
The Tonearm automatically returns
eTo lift up the Tonearm manually, use the Cueing Lever (see
"Cueing lever").
NOTES
elf you bring the Tonearm too near the label of the record
while the turntable is rotating, the Tonearm may return to the
Arm Rest as a result of having activated the automatic return
mechanism,
@Do not push the REJECT button when the Tonearm is locked
on the Arm Rest.
Cueing lever
This lever is used to lower the Tonearm when playing, or to
raise the Tonearm manually during play or to change the lis-
tening point.
Stroboscope and neon lamp
The Crystal Lock System assures precise turntable speed. This
is verified by viewing the neon lamp stroboscope pattern, which
will appear stationary at the correct speed. The upper line is
for 45 rpm and the lower for 33 1/3 rpm.
eThe neon lamp is energized by a 120 Hz pulse from the built-
in crystal oscillator and assures precise speed indication regard-
less of any line-frequency deviation.
TIPS ON RECORD HANDLING
Before playing
e Clean the stylus, using a soft brush (stylus brush, artist's paint
brush, etc). Brush the stylus from back to front. Never attempt
to clean the stylus with your finger tip.
@ For routine cleaning of records, the use of a barely damp soft
cloth (gauze, etc.) or a fluid type cleaner will be effective. If a
spray type record cleaner is used, make sure that the cleaner
has dried completely before playing the records. Playing the
record before the fluid has dried may damage the record. It is a
good idea to clean the record again before putting it away.
@ Handle a record by its edges and don't touch the music grooves.
Finger prints on the record surface may induce an accumulation
of dust, resulting in impaired tone.
When record playing
@ It is recommended that You reduce the amplifier volume before
you lower the tonearm onto the record.
eWhile the turntable is energized, don't attempt to stop or
reverse the turntable by hand.
eDuring play, be sure to close the dust cover.
anything on the dust cover.
@ While playing, never attempt to move the turntable or touch
the tonearm.
Don't place
After playing
@ Avoid exposing records to any source of heat, such as direct
sunlight, a hot-air duct, etc. Store records vertically without ap-
plying any pressure or inclining to either side. This will minimize
any warpage.
@ When not using the turntable, close the dust cover.
Other precautions
eDon't put anything but records on a turntable.
eDon't place anything but the spare cartridges and 45-rpm
adaptor on the turntable deck.