Can records be stacked to drop when one is finished?
216602
No. No high end turntables will do this and even cheap ones should not be able to! It's not a feature you want. Years ago some cheaper models had this feature, useful for playing a stack of 45 RPM, however, with each disk that drops the height of the tracking surface (the top of the top record) increases. As a result, the angle of tone arm has to increase and the stylus tracks in the groove at an increasingly tilted angle. This results in poor tracking, stylus wear and increased wear on the record. Not SUCH a big problem with a cheap ceramic cartridge and stylus, but with a magnetic cartridge and vinyl you actually value....?? If you ever have a player with this feature, don't use it. No. No high end turntables will do this and even cheap ones should not be able to! It's not a feature you want. Years ago some cheaper models had this feature, useful for playing a stack of 45 RPM, however, with each disk that drops the height of the tracking surface (the top of the top record) increases. As a result, the angle of tone arm has to increase and the stylus tracks in the groove at an increasingly tilted angle. This results in poor tracking, stylus wear and increased wear on the record. Not SUCH a big problem with a cheap ceramic cartridge and stylus, but with a magnetic... » Read More No. No high end turntables will do this and even cheap ones should not be able to! It's not a feature you want. Years ago some cheaper models had this feature, useful for playing a stack of 45 RPM, however, with each disk that drops the height of the tracking surface (the top of the top record) increases. As a result, the angle of tone arm has to increase and the stylus tracks in the groove at an increasingly tilted angle. This results in poor tracking, stylus wear and increased wear on the record. Not SUCH a big problem with a cheap ceramic cartridge and stylus, but with a magnetic cartridge and vinyl you actually value....?? If you ever have a player with this feature, don't use it. « Show Less
216603
Hey Maria! No the turntable doesn't do that, however; the tone arm does everything for you!! Just hit the start button and the tone arm lifts and outs it's self in place for you. When the record is done the arm does all the work again! It's very convenient!
216604
Hey Maria!No the turntable doesn't do that, however; the tone arm does everything for you!! Just hit the start button and the tone arm lifts and outs it's self in place for you. When the record is done the arm does all the work again! It's very convenient!
216605
No....you can place only one record on the turntable...play it.....remove and add another....
429864
I wouldn't stack them inside each other. They have become stuck and broke when I've done so in the past.
1915325
No, I would not recommend stacking them up. If you have additional questions please contact us at 214.491.6991 Monday through Friday 9am-4pm CST.
2136239
I think it would be fine to stack them, assuming they aren't packed with anything too heavy. The folders/frame don't hang over the edge of the file box, so they shouldn't be affected.
387244
Hello Sara,Sorry for the late response; The answer to your question is yes. You can reset the steps/distance as many times as you want during the course of the day. There is a cumulative total that gets saved. So if you record your steps before you reset them, then you can keep a history of the sets during the day. By the time the next day rolls around, the memory only save the cumulative total for that day, not the individual sets. Just press the bottom most button to clear and reset each count, which btw does not affect the total count for the day. Cheers, -Ben
787859
There is an option for stacking or collating multiple pages, e.g., 1-1-1-1-2-2-2-2-3-3-3-3 or 1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3.
351074
I have this model standing alone and two older models that are "stacked"/attached. I assume the newer model can do the same but I'm not 100% positive.
554144
if its a nice stack, yes. a single sheet may be an issue. else place it between two sheets of regular paper
1593128
I don't know the circumstances on how the mold on 50 records accumulated. This sounds like a storage issue more than what any sleeves could help cure. Sorry, but I don't believe that I can or should make any recommendation.
936565
They stack for storage. Stacking while using might work, but they are not designed for this.
2191939
The software that it comes with allows you to do that. I do t all the time using the top feeder. You just open the software and click on the stack option. Then once it's all scanned it gives you several options in he bottom left hand corner. One of which is to save in one file vs separately. Let me know if you need more detailed help.
227885
I put about 80 records per cubby, so 160 per unit. You could probably cram a few more in, but I like to be able to pull them in/out freely but still have them all standing vertically.
1455287
It is; Im not sure how many sheets you can "stack" up before it is too many to fit into the track. The one thing to note is that to remove the paper you pull the sheet up, which releases any and all sheets which also may be behind it too. Inserting just the corner of a piece of paper is enough to hold it, and improves the amount of infiormation you can store on the track
2021986
No this is a single record player no stacking. But it's a fantastic player that has been working great for us since April 2013.
256204
This device requires a seperate hard drive. Depending on the size of that hard drive that determines how much you can store. The system automatically deletes the oldest recordings when it gets full.
1760036
Yes. I have mine in two stacks. I think one would work as well but it would seem a little high to me.
729699
Yes. in any position i.e. when the disc's are stacked vertically or horizontally.