Does the arm lift automatically at the end of the record?
1461692
No, the RP 1 is totally manual. You might look at a Q up to add, it is an aftermarket addon that does the same thing.
1461693
No, it's all manual.. You put it on the record and then you pick it up at end
742502
It has a short post only capable of playing one disc at a time, but it does automatically return the tone arm to the base after the record is done and starts a record at the beginning pretty well with one button push so you don't have to handle the tone arm in case of arthritic fingers, etc.
498914
Hi:Hi:Yes, the process is automatic, in any case there are several options on the recording mode, the default is to overwrite. I hope this information will help ..Regards
1485538
When the bucket fills up the mound of ice is suppose to hold arm to shut-off. During the cycles arm raises when ice dumps then arm settles back down, when ice is high enough, arm will stay in off position resting on ice pile. But sometimes mound of ice may not reach high enough to push arm to off position. I just manually push arm up when I don't want anymore ice for a while because sometimes the ice spills out of bucket therefore not allowing a high mound.
849334
At the end of the record the needle arm must be manually returned to the home resting position.
822611
Yes it does. You can stand in one place and not move. All you nedd to move is your arms!
121341
No, it has a vertical float switch. This is operates automatically, but you can actually trip it manually by lifting the float arm.
1593244
It does not skip. Although the arm does not return to place automatically like the same model Crosley did before, nor is it made of metal as it used to be. The new one I have seams to be more poorly made. Light weight plastic.
637187
No - but that is why it works so well - it moves with your natural hand/arm movements.
1691227
Yes, it does...the extra thickness or weight increase aside from the standard 33 1/3 vinyl record should not affect the play speed or pitch.
408196
No. It flashes the weight three times, then holds it for a few seconds. I've been writing it down to remember and keep a record.
918544
Just to confirm. the arm does not automatically set itself up to record, it only has auto return. Another point worth noting is that whilst the manual shows that the unit can pick up the tracks on your vinyl automatically and give them track numbers on the recorder, I found that 8 out of 10 times, the unit did not pick up the tracks and it would record the whole side of the record as one big long track. You can go back later and edit that, but it's just another feature that did not work properly.
1516856
It is adjusted manually with a lever. You would have to stop the workout to adjust.
1698866
Yes. You get a workout lifting it onto a table and then another one when using the resistance for your arm work!
2153378
Yes the arms move. I highly recommend this machine , well built and very quiet.
993337
Eric I have had my unit for 6 months now and the short answer to your question is yes. But only if you run or fast walk which is done with the forearm bent. If the arm is held down as in biking, walking, or hiking it is not so accurate. You can see my review for more information.
1209229
No, the arm simply slides down over the top of the tripod. It can make for a few squeaks so I'll just occasionally spay a little oil on the connection. This also makes it easy to setup and take down.