My tone arm is automatically returning before the end of the record. Is there a way to adjust the arm so that it plays to the end?
610567
Yes. Remove the four screws holding the top onto the body, then adjust the spring tension screw underneath. Adjust in small increments, then test. It takes awhile. Just don't let the turntable and tone arm flop around too much while adjusting the reset screw.
2278326
Yes ... When the stylus goes into the inner grooves at the end of the record, the arm lifts and goes to rest in it's home position and the turn table stops.
1994457
The tone arm does not automatically return on this model. You have to lift it when the records finishes playing. I don't find this to be a big deal for a nice turntable that costs $100
894922
Clean the record gently just like you wash a nice china dish, dry with soft cloth. Clean the needle always from back to front use a very soft brush (same way the record rotates beneath it). I would not put extra weight on top of the tone arm the extra weight will damage your good records, only do this as a last resort and for the bad record only .
894921
1st: Make sure it's set to the correct setting: 33 1/3, 45 or 78 (Size/Speed of Record) 2nd: Make sure the Record is not Warped/ badly scratched (this may cause skipping) 3rd: Make sure the record and needle are clean: (Use Alcohol & a Vinyl LP cleaner for Record/Qtip for Needle) last: *Since I don't believe this model has a weight setting on the arm and I'd hate to see you tape a bunch of penny's to it so it stops the skipping...I'd recommend you contact: the manufacture: (Website) http://www.electrohome.com/contact/
134122
Hmmm...usual options first. Make sure needle isn't damaged, player is on flat surface, records are clean, etc. I honestly haven't had any issues with mine and I use it at least once a day. And it sits on a djembe drum! Worst case scenario you may have to trade it in for a new one.
918541
yes the stylus arm has auto return. I still do not recomend this unit as the stylus/cartridge is of inferior quality. The sound reproduced when playing records is very trebbly and does not do your music justice. If your recording feature actually works (mine failed on 4 different units) you would be better off plugging in another quality record player into the auxilliary to record a better sound.Good luck with this unit if you do buy one, but after my experiences with this particular product, I will never purchase this brand again.
998513
No the turntable is not fully automatic. You must sit the arm on the record and at that time the record begins to turn. It will not return the arm to its starting position. HOWEVER, it does cut off when the record is finished and the arm has moved to the center. Hope this helps! Bob
1457996
When the record finishes playing the turntable stops. You have to lift it and move it to the side.
749596
Same thing happened to me. The stylus skated across every album I tried. I even tried tapping pennies and dimes to the top of the stylus to weigh it down with no success. I got a full refund from the seller and bought a Behrringer UFO202 device to play thru my old Techniques turn table from the 80's. Works great and only cost $35.00 for the converter.
395881
I assume that you are using a standard LP record player. Most amps today do not handle conventional phonos, however, an inexpensive pre-amp between the player and any amp will take care of this.
1853490
You can buy Q-up if you want it to pick up the tonearm at the end of the record. You can also look into vintage turntable's like the Sony psx-600 turntable.
346443
Sorry, I can't help you there. I have not experienced such a problem. Sounds to me like you have a bad unit. I use my "mini" to do small group gigs. I hook it on my waist and it adds that little boost to carry the sound. I have never tried to play it at a loud setting. Frankly, I'd send it back and get another one to replace it. I still like my Danelectro.
1823364
You are so right. I did not realize this until i went to play back what i had just recorded and discovered it was not there. That's when i realized i had reached the end of the tape without knowing. If you get an answer to your question please let me know. I assumed it was a flaw in the design i had to live with. More power to you at least you asked the question. Good luck ~Kindly~Renate
1607750
I may have found your problem . Float your tone arm all the up with the cart on it. Look at it at eye level . If it loos slanted its . I returned three Stanton turntables to amazon for the same thing. So I don't know if its Stanton crappy production or amazon buying shady stock' The box should have a stamped inspection sticker on it. My three didn't. All I can say is im done with Stanton products and amazon for that matter.
985229
The screws on my tone arm go upward into to seated nuts. Some arms may have a variation on this theme. The important factor is balancing the arm, then setting the stylus pressure.
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.