Can the dust cover be closed when an album is being played?
1888343
I never really tried to do that. But since it is so compact in design I would suspect that you would not be able to close the cover while playing vinyl. I'm not at home for a few days. Otherwise I would try and see if that would actually work.
155920
No dust cover is included and none is available. I purchased a fabric cover separately for about $20 made especially for Stanton turntables. By the way, this is a very nice turntable so putting up with the missing cover is, in my opinion, worth it.
1736492
The cover is open on 3 sides so it should be no problem. I absolutely LOVE mine - it's gorgeous and very easy to use. I especially like that the little flap that holds it closed is magnetized or something, as it instantly catches and releases with a minimum of effort.
916458
You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
2072906
yes, a clear dust cover. The back hinge is not attached, so it needs to be opened with two hands.
65897
Yes the open button will also close the screen and continue to play whatever you're listening to. Can still change cd track or radio station etc
1929606
This cover comes with an elastic band which when wrapped around the device will provide enough tension to keep the cover from setting off the active/non-active tones. Personally I don't use the elastic band because I open/close the case too often to deal with the 3-5 seconds of hassle multiple times per day. If you don't use the band, yes, the device will go active/non-active if the cover is moved more than 1/4". If it is just the noise that bothers you you can turn down your notification volume level. If having the screen come on randomly bothers you, you can turn your screen timeout down to minimum settings. This cover comes with an elastic band which when wrapped around the device will provide enough tension to keep the cover from setting off the active/non-active tones. Personally I don't use the elastic band because I open/close the case too often to deal with the 3-5 seconds of hassle multiple times per day. If you don't use the band, yes, the device will go active/non-active if the cover is moved more than 1/4". If it is just the noise that bothers you you can turn down your notification volume level. If having the screen come on randomly bothers you, you can turn your screen timeout... » Read More This cover comes with an elastic band which when wrapped around the device will provide enough tension to keep the cover from setting off the active/non-active tones. Personally I don't use the elastic band because I open/close the case too often to deal with the 3-5 seconds of hassle multiple times per day. If you don't use the band, yes, the device will go active/non-active if the cover is moved more than 1/4". If it is just the noise that bothers you you can turn down your notification volume level. If having the screen come on randomly bothers you, you can turn your screen timeout down to minimum settings. « Show Less
785883
I don't think so. It's hard to tell being that the cover is closed. I suspect it puts it in sleep mode but doesn't turn it off.
1291616
No, there is no option to silence the music. You seldom notice it after the first thousand times. The usefulness of the boiler far outweighs the short sound. If mine stopped working, I would immediately buy another.
1702398
I got an email asking me to give an answer. I don't use any open architect OS - I use Windows. But, it would seem if you delete the files maybe if you empty trash they will go away? Or perhaps the music is stored in a different folder than the actual play list? I'm sorry, I don't know- haven't had that problem
1992677
No, it is open. Everything else is not covered either. Works well! I haven't noticed muffle sound either. Didn't apply screen cover, so I don't know about that. Great, though!
126307
All i know is when im listening to a song if the station broadcasts the signal it shows on the screen .... automatically .... to make it show album covers manually i cant answer that .... sorry
1929604
This cover comes with an elastic band which when wrapped around the device will provide enough tension to keep the cover from setting off the active/non-active tones. Personally I don't use the elastic band because I open/close the case too often to deal with the 3-5 seconds of hassle multiple times per day. If you don't use the band, yes, the device will go active/non-active if the cover is moved more than 1/4". If it is just the noise that bothers you you can turn down your notification volume level. If having the screen come on randomly bothers you, you can turn your screen timeout down to minimum settings.
1395787
None that I know of... I tried placing a folded strip of paper in there to try toggling quicker but it interfered caused it to randomly adjust the sound.... sorry idk
903654
The music box will only play when you wind it up. If it is wound up, it will play with the lid open and stop when the lid is closed.
846439
It should be no problem. I use my headphones all the time with the shell completely closed.
129803
No, it does not have a dust cover.But lack of a dust cover is NOT a "design flaw" as some of the reviews claim. In fact, having a dust cover connected to the record player can cause weird audio reverberation. Many very high-end turntables have no dust cover.Seriously, a record is not going to get dirty playing on an uncovered turntable for an hour, unless maybe the room has a ton of dust flying around, or if you are eating or drinking right over the turntable. To keep the unit itself clean, cover it with a light silk cloth when not in use, or use a compressed air canister every couple weeks.J No, it does not have a dust cover.But lack of a dust cover is NOT a "design flaw" as some of the reviews claim. In fact, having a dust cover connected to the record player can cause weird audio reverberation. Many very high-end turntables have no dust cover.Seriously, a record is not going to get dirty playing on an uncovered turntable for an hour, unless maybe the room has a ton of dust flying around, or if you are eating or drinking right over the turntable. To keep the unit itself clean, cover it with a light silk cloth when not in use, or... » Read More No, it does not have a dust cover.But lack of a dust cover is NOT a "design flaw" as some of the reviews claim. In fact, having a dust cover connected to the record player can cause weird audio reverberation. Many very high-end turntables have no dust cover.Seriously, a record is not going to get dirty playing on an uncovered turntable for an hour, unless maybe the room has a ton of dust flying around, or if you are eating or drinking right over the turntable. To keep the unit itself clean, cover it with a light silk cloth when not in use, or use a compressed air canister every couple weeks.J « Show Less