Does the tone arm return after it is finished playing a record?
648158
No,But it does stop the record turningFor the money this is a very good machine
1975921
Yes, it picks up where it left off if you haven't pressed the STOP button on remote prior to the "off" event. Nice way to recover if there's a power outage or other event (e.g., damaged area on DVD with too many error-recovery tries) that stops the player temporarily.
441045
You're actually looking for the tone arm itself to be level when lowered onto a record. If the tone arm is level, the cart should be at the right angle.
2002339
I didn't re-record the one I rec'd because of the print on the button (meant it wouldn't work for what I wanted). The sound that was already recorded on it sounded fine to me.
518793
Yes, Jarred I have had the same problem. I'm listening to a song and detecting minor fluctuations in the pitch of the music. Strange because the strobe indicates that the platter is rotating at a consistent speed, but there is no denying the fluctuations. Maybe the record is sliding around a bit and not making firm contact with the turntable? Not sure. Anyway it's getting annoying and I'm starting to think we got a lemon. Will be persuing this with Pyle.
517759
First of all yes there is a lifting and lowering arm for placing the needle on the album and it auto returns when done . Also there is a locking clip that secures the arm in place when not in use ! It needs to be slid over to the right to un secure the arm before play . I hope this helps please let me know if you need more help or have any more questions . :)
1404244
As far as I remember it does effect the tone itself. I usually don't mess with the tone knob. I set at mid-point and leave it alone.
1706195
Make sure the knob selector is switched to Phonograph. There is a plastic guard that has to be pulled back off of the arm/needle. The arm needs to be pulled over above the record and the first time I had to push the arm down until it reached the record.
649722
No it does not, a double click pauses the music, and brings it back again. How ever no Siri control.
43689
No idea sorry, have you taken it out of the packaging? I thought that when I tried it but It has one of those plastic things in the battery bit at the back that you pull out and it then played the full tune. . . .
86803
Sounds like a loose connection, but I think more information is needed to diagnose the problem. Is there a troubleshooting guide in the owners manual? Does the tone arm return to the home position when it stops playing or does the turntable just stop?
918542
It only plays one record, no stacking. You must load tonearm on the record but it does have an automatic return to stop function.
1721982
mine did something like this once when i first got it (2 years ago). the turntable was jammed somehow. sorry i can't remember any more details.
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.
196363
Automatic. You press Start and it goes. When the record's finished (or when you press Stop), it automatically lifts the needle arm and returns it to the arm rest. You 'can' do it manually if you want though....
969951
Yes it will. If you are listening to a recorded program and power down, it will immediately go to the file that you were listening to and to the point last heard when powered back up.
370662
No but there's a button to pause your music. And for me, when I press it twice it skips the track and goes to the next one.