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ANALOG
TURNTABLE
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MODE
D'EMPLOI
MANUAL DEL USUARIO
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
T
HE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERV
ICEABLE
PARTS
INS
I
DE.
R
EFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The
lightning
fiash
with
arrowhead in an equilat-
eral
triangle
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage'
within
the
product's enclosure
that
could be
of
sufficient
magn
itude
to
consti
tute
a risk
of
electric shock
to
persons.
T
he
exclamation
point
in an
equilateral
triangle
is
i
ntended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
importa
nt
operating
and maintenance
(se
rvicing)
instructions
in
the
literat
ure
accompanying
the
appliance.
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD, DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION
•
DO
NOT
REMOVE
THE
EXTERNAL
CASES
OR
CABINETS
TO
EXPOSE
THE
EL
ECTRON
ICS.
NO
USER
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
ARE
INSIDE.
e
IF
YOU
ARE
EXPERIENCING
PROBLEMS
WITH
THIS
PRODUCT,
CONTACT
THE
STORE
WHERE
YOU
PURCHASED
THE
UNIT
FOR
A
SERVICE
REFERRAL.
DO NOT
USE
THE
PRODUCT
UNT
IL
IT
HAS
BEEN
REPAIRED.
e
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
P
ER
FORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HA
ZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
1)
Read
these instructions.
2)
Keep these instructions.
3)
Heed all warnings.
4)
Follow all i
ns
tructions.
5)
Do
not
use
th
is
apparatus near water.
6)
Clean only
with
dry
cloth.
7)
Do
not
block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance
with
the manufacturer
's
instructions.
8)
Do
not
install near any heat sou
rces
such
as
radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or
other
apparatus (including amplifiers)
that
produce heat.
9)
Do
not
defeat
the safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
or
2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
grounding-type
plug. A polarized plug
has
two
blades
with
one
wider than
the
other. A grounding type plug
has
two
blades and a
third
grounding
prong. The wide blade
or
the third prong
are
provided for your safety. If
the
provided
plug does
not
fit
into
your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement
of
the
obsolete outlet.
10)
Protect
the
power
cord from being walked on or pinched
particularly
at
plugs,
convenience
receptacles, and
the
point
where they exit from
the
apparatus.
11)
Only
use
attachments/accessories
specif
ied
by
the
manufacturer.
12)
Use
only
with
the
cart, stand,
tripod,
bracket,
or
table specified by the man-
ufacturer,
or
sold
with
the
apparatus.
When a cart
is
used,
use
caution
when
moving
the
cart/apparatus
combina-
(I)
tion
to
avoid injury from tip-over.
~
13)
Unplug
this apparatus
during
lightning
storms or
when
unused for long periods
of
time.
14)
Refer all servicing
to
qualified service personnel. Servicing
is
required when
the
apparatus has been damaged in any
way, such
as
power-supply cord
or
plug
is
damaged, liquid
has
been spilled or objects have fallen i
nto
the
apparatus,
the
apparatus
has
been exposed
to
ra
in
or
moisture, does
not
operate normal
ly,
or
has
been dropped.
• The apparatus draws
nom
inal
non-operating
power
from
the
AC
outlet
with
its
POWER
or
STANDBY/ON
switch
not
in
the
ON
position.
• The mai
ns
plug
is used
as
the
disconnect device,
the
disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
•
Caution
should
be
taken
when
using
earphones
or
headpho
nes
with
t
he
p
roduct
because
excessive
sound pressure
(volume)
frorn
earphones
or
head-
phones can cause hearing
loss.
CAUTION
•
Do
not
expose this apparatus
to
drips or splashes.
•
Do
not
place
any
objects
f
illed
with
liquids, such
as
vases.
on
the
apparatus.
•
Do
not
insta
ll
this apparatus in a confined space such
as
a book
case
or similar unit.
• The apparatus should be located close
enough
to
the
AC
outlet
so
that
you can easily reach the
power
co
rd
plug at any time.
IN
USA/CANADA,
USE
ONLY
ON
120 V
SUPPLY.
Model
for
USA
Thi
s
equ
ipment
has
been tested
and
found to comply with the
limits for a
Class
B digital device, pursuant to
Part
IS
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
lim
its
are
designed to provide reasonable protec-
tion
against
h
armfu
l
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment generates,
use
s,
and
can
rad
ia
te
radio frequency
energy and,
if
not installed and
used
in
accordance with the
i
nstruct
ions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
rad
io
commu-
nications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occu
r
in
a
particular
installation.
If
th
is
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interfe
ren
ce
to
radio
or
te
lev
ision
reception,
which
can
be
determined by turning the equipment off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the following
measures:
·Reorient
or
rel
ocate
th
e equipment and/or
the
r
eceiving
antenna.
·In
crease
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
rec
ei
ver
.
·Connec
t
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
rece
i
ve
r is
connected.
·Consult the dealer
or
an
experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
Declaration
of
Conformity
Responsible
party:
TEAC
AMERICA,
IN
C.
Address:
1834
Gage
Road.
Montebello,
Cal
ifornia,
U.SA
Telephone number: 1-323-726-0303
This
device complies with
Part
15
of the
FCC
Rules
. Operation
is
subject to the following
two
condition
s:
(I) this device
may
not
cause
harmful interference,
and
(2)
this device must accept
any
interfe
rence
re
ceived,
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation.
Model
for
Canada
Indus
try
Canada's Compliance Statement:
This
Cl
ass
B
digital
apparatus
complies
with
Canadian
ICES
-003.
Model
for
Europe
(
E
This
product
complies
with
the
European
Directives request, and the other
Commission
Regulations.
CAUTION
Changes
or
modifications
not
expressly
approved
by
the
pa
rt
y
responsible
for
compliance
co
uld
vo
id
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
For European Customers
Disposal
of
electrical and electronic equipment
and batteries and/or
accumulators
a)
All
electrical/electronic equipment
and
waste batteries/accu-
mulators
shou
ld
be
disposed
of
separately from the municipal
waste
stream
via
collection facilities designated by the gov-
ernment
or
loca
l
authorities.
b)
By
disposing
of
electrical/electronic equipment and waste
batteries/accumulators correctly,
you
will help
save
valuable
resources and prevent any potential negative effects on
human health
and
the environment.
c)
Improper disposal
of
waste electrical/electronic equipment
and
batteries/accumulators
can
have
serious
effects
on
the
environment
and
human health
because
of
the
presence
of
hazardous
substances
in
the equipment.
d)
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment A
(WEEE)
symbols,
which show wheeled
bins
that
have
been
crossed
out, indicate that electrical/electronic
equipment
and
batteries/accumulators must
be
col- -
lected
and
disposed
of
separately from household
waste.
If
a
battery
or
accumulator
contains
more
than
the
~
specified values of
lead
(Pb),
mercury
(Hg),
and/or A
cadmium
(Cd)
as
defined in the Battery Directive
(2006/66/EC), then the chem
ical
symbols for those Pb.Hg.Cd
elements will
be
indicated beneath the
WEEE
symbol.
e)
Return
and
collection
systems
are
available
to
end
users
.
Fo
r
more detailed information about the disposal
of
old electri-
caVelectronic
equipment
and
waste
batteries/accumulators,
please
contact your city office. waste di
sposal
service
or
the
shop where you
purchased
the equipment.
Apple, Mac,
OS
X and macOS are trademarks
of
Apple Inc.
Microsoft
and
Windows
are
either
registered trademarks
or
trademarks
of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States
and/
or other countries.
Other
company
names and
product
na
mes in this
document
are
the
trademarks or registered trademarks
of
their respective
owners.
Table
of
contents
Thank you for choosing
TEAC.
Read
this manu
al
carefully
to
get the best performance from
this unit.
After reading
it,
keep it in a
safe
place for future reference.
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCT
IONS.
.2
Using the
TEAC
Global Site
Before
use
.. . . .
....
3
Handling records
..
Prepa
ring the record player.
.
....
3
Dust cover.
.
....
5
Changing the cartridge . .
...
5
Notes about record styluses. . .. 6
Names and functions
of
parts .
6
Connections .
.
...
6
Basic
operation ..
........
.
.....
..
. .
...
7
Recording with a computer
.. .
....
8
Troubleshooting
...............
. .
. ... 9
Specifications .
.9
Using
the
TEAC
Global Site
You
can
download updates for this unit from the
TEAC
Global
Site:
http://teac-global.com/
1)
Open the
TEAC
Global
Site.
2)
In
the
TEAC
Downl
oads
section, click the desi
red
language
to
open the Downloads website page for that language.
If the desired language does not appear, click Other
Languages.
3)
Cl
ick the "Search
by
Model
Name" section
to
open
the
Downloads page for that product.
(Use
rs
in
Eu
rope should
click the product name in the "Products"
sec
tion instead.)
4)
Se
lect and
down
load the updates that
are
needed.
Before use
Included
items
Check
to
be
sure
the box includes
al
l the supplied ac
cessories
shown below. Pl
ease
contact the store where you purchased
this unit if any
of
these accessori
es
are
missing or have been
damaged during transportation.
Felt
mat x 1
45
RPM
adapter x 1
Counterweight x 1
Headshell x 1
Audlo·Technica
VM
Type (dual magnet) stereo cartridge
(equivalent to AT
95E)
preinstalled
Turntable (platter)
xI
Dust cover x 1
Hinges x 2
RCA
audio cable x I
AC
ada
pter
(G
P
E053A-V120050)
x 1
Owner's manual (this document. including warranty) x 1
• The warranty for the United States and Canada
is
on
the back cover.
See
page
26
for warranty provisions.
See
page
27
for
information
about
the
warranty in
Europe and other countries or
areas.
PrecautiOns
for
use
• Do
not
place anything on the dust cover. Objects on the
cover
might
cause noise due
to
vibrati
ons
or
fa
ll
off,
espe-
cially during playback.
• Avoid placing the unit in direct sunlight, close
to
a source
of heat or in other similar conditions. Do
not
place the unit
on
top
of
an
amplifier or other equipment that m1ght gen·
erate heat that exceeds the operating temperature range
of
this unit. Doing
so
could cause discoloration, deformation
or malfunction.
•
As
the unit could become warm during operation, always
leave
sufficient
space
around
it
for
venti
lation. When
installing this unit. leave a little space
(at
least
20
em
(8
'
1)
between
it
and other devices and wa l
ls
to
al
low
good heat
dissipation.
When placing it in a
rack,
for exampl
e,
leave
at least
35
em
(13
3/4'1 open above
it
and 10 em
(4'1
open
behind it.
Failure
to
provi
de
these gaps could
cause
heat
to
build up
inside and
resu
lt in
fire.
Product reglstratlon
:!tc
Customers in the
USA
, please visit the following
TEAC
website
to
register yourTEAC product online.
http://audio.teac.com/support/reglstratl
on/
Handling records
Holding
records
When holding a record or removing
it
from its sleeve, avoid
touching the grooves by holding the record by
its
label and
edge
with
one hand
or
by holding it by its edge
with
both
hands.
Cleaning
• Fingerprints and dust on a record
can
cause
noise and the
sound
to
skip,
as
well
as
damage the record itself and the
stylus.
Use
a commercially
avai
lable record cleaner
to
clean
records.
Do
not
use
thinner or anything other than a record
cleaner.
Such
chemicals could harm the
surface
of
the
record.
• When using a record cleaner, wipe the surface
of
the record
in a circular motion,
fo
llowing the grooves.
Precautions
for
use
• Do
not
leave records
in
places that
are
exposed
to
direct
sun
light or
are
ve
ry
hot
or very humid. Leaving a record in
such a condition for a long time could result
in
warping,
mold growth or other damage.
• Do not stack multiple recor
ds
or place heavy objects on
top
of
them.
Do
not leave records at
an
angle for long amounts
of
time
either. Doing
so
could
resu
lt in warping or other
damage.
• Do
not
allow
hard objects
to
directly
touch
the
audio
grooves. Doing
so
could
cause
sc
ratches.
• After you fini
sh
playing a record, always
put
it back into
its
sleeve for storage. Leaving a record unprotected could
resul
t in warping
or
scratching.
•
Do
not
use
cracked records.
Preparing
the
record player
Keep
the unit
in
sta
ndby while
se
tting it up
il]
on page
6).
n Place it on a flat surface.
Place
it on a fiat surface
so
that the record
can
be
acc
u·
rate
ly
traced.
f1
Install
the
turntable (platter).
n
Align the turntable (platter) wi
th
the center shaft and
install it.
Loop
the
belt around
the
motor pulley.
Use
a
finger
to
pu
ll
the
rubber
belt
that
is
wrapped
around the sub-platter through the round opening and
loop it around the motor pulley.
•
Be
careful not
to
let the rubber
be
come
tw
isted.
• Rotate the turntable (platter)
severa
l times
to
make
sure
that the rubber
be
lt
is
secure.
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r
0
Round opening
Motor pull
ey
Ru
bber belt
Continued on the next page
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3
I
!J
Place
the felt mat on the turntable
(platter).
Place
the
included felt
mat
on
the
turntable (pla
tter
)
before
us
ing i
t.
~~
Install
the counterweight.
Pla
ce
the counterwei
ght
over the end
of
the tone arm,
and
press
it
gently
as
you turn
it
right to attach it.
Coun
terw
eig
ht
fiJ
Install
the head
shell.
4
Insert
th
e
headshell
on
the end
of
the
ton
e arm and turn
the
nut
to
secure
it
in
place.
Preparing
the
record player
(continued)
n Set the anti-skating dial
to
zero.
~~
Move the tone arm clasp
to
the right
to
release
the tone arm.
n
Raise
the
arm lifter
and shift the tone
arm
to
the
left slightly.
!J
Lower the arm
lifter.
~~
Turn the counterweight and adjust
so
that the tone arm
is
level.
•
Remove the protective cap f
ro
m the cartridge
styl
us
before adjusting.
•
Be
ca
reful
n
ot
to
let
the
ca
rtri
dge
stylus
touch the
unit
fiJ
Return the tone arm to its original posi-
tion, and
use
the
clasp
to
lock it.
Turn
the
stylus pressure
adjustment
ring
so
that the center line aligns
with 0
on
the
scale.
• Only
tu
rn
the rin
g.
Be
ca
reful
not
to
l
et
the counter-
wei
gh
t turn
[I
Turn
the
counterweight
so
that
the
stylus pressure adjustment ring
sca
le
matches
the
stylus pressure specified
for the cartridge.
•
Th
e
sty
l
us
pr
essure
of
the
included
ca
rtrid
ge
is
2
.0
g.
So
, turn it to
2.0
on the coun
te
rwei
gh
t
sca
le
wh
en
us
ing t
he
included
ca
rtridge.
~
---
--...._
•
Tu
rn
it
right from
0
in the
direction
ofO.S
and
1.0
.
m Adjust the anti-skating dial.
Start with it set at
2.
0
and adjust it during reco
rd
pla
yb
ack
(page
7)
to
th
e posi
ti
on where
th
e left and right
vol-
umes
are
ba
lanced.
MUiMi[.!ll
Depending on
th
e conditi
on
of
a record,
the
left-right
vo
l
ume
ba
lance could
become
uneven a
nd
sk
i
pp
ing
could
occur.
In
su
ch
cases
, try m
ak
ing the
following
ad
ju
stments.
If
the sound jumps
backward
{stylus skips
backward
)
Sl
ightly lower
the
anti-sk
at
ing
dial
setting.
If
the sound jumps forward
(stylus
skips forward)
Slightly
incr
ea
se
th
e anti-skating
dial
setti
ng
.
Dust cover
Attaching
the
dust cover
n
Insert
the hinges completely into
the
hinge holders
at
the left and right ends
of
the back
of
the main unit.
IJ
Align
the
tops
of
the hinges with
the
dust cover
hinge
holders and
insert
them.
• Close
the dust cover during playback.
Do
ing
so
prevents
stylus skipping caused by unintended conta
ct
and
pro
tects
the styl
us
t
ip
from
ou
tside sound
pressure.
•
Do
no
t
ope
n or
close
it
when a record is pl
ay
in
g.
•
Doing
so
coul
d,
for example, cau
se
the stylus to skip.
•
Keep
it closed whenever possible
to
keep dust ou
t.
Hold
both
edges
of
the dust cover and l
ift
it
sl
ow
ly
to
r
em
ov
e
it
along wi
th
the hinges from the unit. Then, remove the hinges
from the dust cover.
Opening
and closing
the
dust cover
Opening
Hold the front edge
of
the dust cover and gently l
if
t it open
completely
unt
il
it
stops.
The dust cover
wi
ll
sta
y op
en
in
th
is position.
Closing
Gently
low
er the du
st
cover
unt
il it is
closed.
Lh
Be
careful not
to
pinch your fingers, for
example,
when opening and closing the
dust cover.
Changing
the
cartridge
To
change
the
cartridge, first remove the headshell from
th
e
tone arm.
•
The cart
ri
dge in
stal
led in this unit is equi
va
lent to the Audio-
Techni
ca
AT95c
VM
Type
ca
rtridge.
VM
type
ca
r
tridg
es have
th
e same characteristi
cs
as
MM
type
ca
rtridges.
•
We re
comm
end that you attach the protective
ca
p
to
the
ca
rtridge s
ty
l
us
before doing this
ta
sk.
H
ea
d
she
ll Screws
l
I
~
"
""
She
lll
eads Cart
ri
dge
n
Disconnect the shell
lead terminals from
the cartridge.
IJ
Loosen
the
screws
and
remove
the
cartridge.
n
Attach
the
new cartridge and tighten
the
screws.
Se
e the ill
us
trati
on
bel
ow
for the position
of
th
e
scr
ews
when attached.
52.
8±
0
.5
mm
II
Connect
the shell
lead terminals to the
cartridge.
•
The sign
al
s and colors
of
the
sh
ell leads are sh
ow
n
belo
w.
Si
gnal
Col
or
Le
ft
channel+ White
Left channel -
Blue
Right ch
an
ne
l+
Red
Right c
ha
nnel - Green
Balance the tone arm and adjust the sty-
lus
pressure.
Fol
low
th
e proce
du
res in "
Bal
ancing the
to
ne arm and
adjusting the stylus pr
ess
ure" on page
4.
5
I
Notes
about
record
styluses
•
If
a
stylus
becomes
bent
or
damaged,
it
mi
ght
not
be
able
to
fol
low
the
audio groove. Since a bent
stylus could al
so
damage records and cause malfunction, handle styluses
carefully.
• Always
u
se
a
commercially
-ava
ilable stylus cleaner
to
clean
a
stylus.
Use
of
anything other th
an
a
stylus cleaner could
damage the
stylus.
If
the
tip
of
the
stylus
becomes worn,
not
only will
it
wo
r
sen
the
so
und
quality,
it
could also
damage records. After
about
300
hours
of
playback
time
,
replace
the stylus
with one
that
we spec
ify.
Pl
ease
use
an
Aud1o-Technica
ATN95E
replacement stylu
s.
•
The
ca
r
tridge
installed
in
this
unit
is
equival
ent
to
the
Audio-Technica
AT95E
VM
Type cartridge.
VM
type
cartridges have
the
same characte
ri
stics
as
MM
type cartridges.
•
Fo
l
low
the
replace
ment
instructions in the
manu
al
of
the
replacement stylus.
•
Since
lo
ud
noises
could suddenly
occur,
put
the unit
int
o
standby before changing the
styl
us.
•
Be
careful
not
to
hurt
your hand
or
the equipment.
•
Be
careful
not
to
a
ll
ow
sma
ll child
re
n
to
accidentally swal-
l
ow
styluses.
•
Be
aware that bent
stylu
se
s,
for
example,
that
res
ult
fr
om
in
suff
icient cu
stomer
ca
uti
on
or
an
outside
c
au
se
are
not
covered
by
the warranty.
6
Names
and
functions
of
parts
Ell
Turntable (platter)
Place
records
ce
ntered on the turntable (platter
).
[!I
Counterweight
II
Stylus pressure adjustment ring
I!]
Anti-skating dial
~~
Arm lifter lever
Us
e
th
is
to
raise
and
lower
the
tip
of
the
stylus.
We recommend
us
ing the arm
li
he
r
to
avoid damaging
records and
sty
luses,
because it
is
safer and
mor
e certain
than using a
finger
to
do
so.
D
Tone
arm
holder
This is a rest for the tone arm.
Gently push the
cl
asp
to the
right
to
relea
se
the tone arm before
playing
a record.
Ill
Tonearm
Ill
Rotation speed setting
knob
Se
lect
the rotati
on
sp
eed indicated
on
the record
to
be
played.
D
START/STOP rotation
knob
n
Headshell
This
is
a
uni
ve
rs
al
type
that
allows the cartridge
to
be
changed
eas
ily.
Connections
When
PHONO
EO
is
ON
Conne
ct
to
line
inpu
t
con
nectors of
l'i]
amplifi
er,
etc.
When
PHONO
EO
is
THRU
Connect
to
phono
input
connectors
of
amp
lifier, etc.
Amplifier
=
R
fl1
Analog
audio
output
connectors
{l/R)
These
out
put
anal
og
audio
sig
nal
s.
The
PHONO
EO
switch setting changes the t
yp
e
of
out-
put
signa
l.
Use
the
included
audio
cable
(or
commercially-available
on
es)
to
conne
ct
other equipment to the
outpu
t
connec-
to
rs of
thi
s unit.
Included
AC
adapter
--
\IF
)J
6
Precautions when
making
connections
• Do
no
t
plug
the unit in
until a
her
making
a
ll
connections
• Carefully
read
the
manua
ls
of
the devi
ces
th
at you are
connecting and
fo
ll
ow
their instructions
when
making
connections.
I]
PHONO
EQ
(audio
output
setting) switch
ON
Signals
that
have been
amp
lified
by
the
built-in
equalizer
amp
are
output
from the
ana
l
og
audio
out-
p
ut
connectors (UR
).
THRU
The
MC
or
MM
cartrid
ge
signal
is
out
put
direc
tl
y
through the
ana
l
og
audio
output
connectors (UR).
Connect
to
a device wi
th
phono
i
np
uts, such
as
a
phono equalizati
on
preamp
li
fier
or
an
amp
lifier
wi
th
phono input connectors.
•
When
shipped n
ew
from the fact
ory,
this is set to
ON.
•
Set
th
is
to
ON
if
a
de
vice
is
connected to the
U
SB
po
r
t.
When set
to
ON,
if
connected
to
the
PHO
NO
inputs of
an
amplifie
r,
for
exa
mp
l
e,
the
output
fr
om
speakers and
headphones
will
be
very
l
ou
d,
wh
ich
could
damage
equi
pment
or
ha
rm h
ea
ring.
Basic operation
•
You
can
also
m
ov
e
th
e tone arm
to
above the record
wi
tho
ut
raising the arm
li
ft
er
and then
sl
ow
ly lower
the
tone
arm
to
start
playback.
7
Basic
operation (cont'd)
·
When
playback
finishes
n
Raise
the arm lifter to separate the sty-
lus
from the record, and return the tone
Arm lifter
Tone
arm
~~
Turn the
START/STOP
rotation knob to
STOP
to stop the turntable (platter).
8
• The blue
START
lamp will become unlit and the turn-
table (platter) will stop.
The sound
of
a record
can
be digitally recorded on a computer
by
us
ing a commercially-available
USB
cable
to
connect this
unit
to
a
USB
port on the computer.
Supported operating
systems
Computers running the following operating systems
can
be
connected
by
USB
to
this unit
Use
with
operating systems
other than these
is
not guaranteed
(as
of
August
20
1
7).
Windows
Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit)
Windows 8 (32-bit, 64-bit)
Win
dows
8.1
(32-bit, 64-bit)
Windows 10 (32-bi
t,
64-bit)
Mac
OS
X Lion (1
0.7)
OS
X Mountain Lion (1
0.8)
OS
X Mavericks (1
0.9)
OS
X Yosemite
(1
0.1
0)
OS
X
El
Capitan (1
0.11)
macOS
Sierra
(1
0.
12)
•
This
unit will run with the standard
OS
dr
iver,
so
there
is
no
need
to
install a sp
ecia
l driver.
Recording with a computer
Connecting with a computer
n Turn the computer on.
Confirm that the operating system
is
working correctly.
IJ
Use
the
USB
cable to connect the com-
puter and this unit.
D
•
Use
a commercia
ll
y-ava
il
able
USB
ca
b
le
wi
th
a ferrite
core.
IJ
Press
this unit's STANDBY/ON button to
turn
it
on.
The
computer
will au
to
matically detect t
his
unit's
USB
port and identify the unit
as
"U
SB
Audio
CO
DEC:
• To record audio from this record player
usi
ng a computer,
you must f
irs
t insta
ll
software that can be used f
or
audio
recording on the computer.
You may purchase
the
au
dio
recording
software
that
you prefer separately or
download
free softwar
e,
such
as
Audacity
(http://www.audac
i
ty
team.org/),
from
the
I
nternet
As
free software, Audacity
is
not supported by
TEAC
• When recording With a computer,
do
not do any
of
the fol-
low
ing. Doing
so
could cause the computer
to
malfunction.
Always quit the computer recording software before
do
ing
the following.
·Disconnect the
USB
cable
·
Put
the unit into standby
Computer settings
The foll
ow
ing example explains
th
e settings to make using
Windows
7.
n From
the
Start
menu,
select Control
Panel.
IJ
Click
"Sound'~
IJ Click the "Recording" tab, and confirm
that
"USB
Audio CODEC"
is
set
as
the
"Default
Device'~
!]
Select "Microphone
USB
Audio
CODEC'~
and click the Properties button.
11
Click the"Advanced"tab.
m From
the
"Default
Format" pull-down
menu list, select
the
desired recording
quality (format).
II
To record at the highest audio q
ua
lity that this unit
can
outp
u
t,
select
"2
channel,
16
bit, 48
kH
z"
Lowering the
sa
mpling frequency setting
va
lue w
il
l r
ela
-
tively r
ed
u
ce
the si
ze
of
fil
es
b
ut
also decrease the audio
qua
li
ty.
IJ Click
"OK'~
I
Troubleshooting
If
you experience a problem with
th
is
unit,
pl
ease
check the fol-
l
ow
ing items before
re
questing
ser
vice. Something other than
th
is un
it
co
uld al
so
be
the
ca
u
se
of
the pr
ob
l
em
.
Please
al
so
check
that
the connected devi
ces
a
re
also being u
sed
prop
erly.
If
it still does
not
operate correctl
y,
contact the retailer where
you purchased
the
uni
t.
No power.
-+
Confirm that the
AC
adapter
is
plugged into an outlet.
Then, pr
ess
the
ST
ANDBY
/ON
butto
n to turn the
unit
on
(pages 6 and
7)
There
is
no sound.
-+
When c
onn
ecting this unit's analog
au
dio
outp
ut
con-
nectors
to
the audio input connectors
of
an amplifier
or
other equipment, set the
PHONO
EQ
(a
udio
output
set-
ting) sw
it
ch
to
ON
(page 6).
Playback
is not
possible;
there
is
noise.
-+
Remove
th
e protective cap.
-+
Clean the stylus (page 6
).
-+
If
the
stylus is
worn
-
out,
r
ep
lace it (page
6).
The lifes-
pan
of
a stylus
depends
on
th
e use
conditions
but
is
u
sua
lly about
300
hours.
-+
Place the
unit
as
far away
as
possible from
TVs,
micro-
wave ovens and other devices that
em
it electromagnetic
waves.
Noise
occurs
when a
record
is
playing
-+
Noise could occur if the
st
ylus pressure is
h1gher
than
cartri
dge
's
specified
va
lue.
Rea
d
ju
st the styl
us
p
ressu
re
so
that
it
is
the specified value (page 4
).
The
pitch
is
wrong.
-+
Select
the rotati
on
speed
ind1
ca
ted
on
the record (page
7)
.
The sound
is
skipping.
-+
Vibrations will cause skipping.
Place
this un
it
in a stable
lo
cation.
-+
Clean
the record.
-+
Do n
ot
use
scra
tched recor
ds.
-+
Ba
lance
the
tone
arm and readjust
th
e styl
us
pre
ss
u
re
(page4).
The stylus and
so
und
might
skip if the stylus pressure
is
l
owe
r
th
an
the
cartridge's specified
va
lue.
Specifications
Turntable (platter)
Drive system
Moto
r.
Rotation spee
d.
Rotation speed variati
on
Wow
and fl
utte
r
..
.
Be
lt
drive
.
....
DC
motor
.33 1/3 rpm, 45 rpm
....
±2%
0
.2
%
SN
ra
tio
...
67
dB
or
higher (A-wei
gh
ted, 20kHz
LPF)
Turntable (platt
er)
. .Alu
minum
die
-cas
t
30cm (12') diameter
Tonearm
Arm t
yp
e.. .
........
.
..
Stati
c-
balanced S-shaped tone arm
Effective arm len
gth
. . 223
mm
Stylus
pr
essu
re variation range .
0
-5
g
Acceptable
ca
rtr
idge
weight
. .
..
4
.0
-
8.0
g
Cartridge
Type .
Ou
tp
ut
voltage
..
St
ylus
pressur
e.
Cartridge
we
i
gh
t .
Included
he
ad
shell weigh
t.
. .
...
..
VM
(equivale
nt
to
MM)
3.5
mV (1
kHz,
5 cm/s)
2.0±0.5
g
5.7
±0
.5
g
lOg
(including screws, nuts and wir
es
)
•
The
li
f
es
pan
of
a stylus
de
pends on the u
se
conditions
but
is
us
ually ab
out
300
hours.
•
Th
e cartridge installed in this unit
is
equivalent
to
the Audi
o-
Technica
AT95E
VM
Type cartridge.
No
te:
VM
type
ca
rtridges have the same characteri
stiCS
as
MM
type
cartri
dge
s.
•
Replacement styl
us
mode
l: AT
N9
5E
Output
voltage
PHONO
EQ
THR
U.
PHONO E
QO
N.
Output
connectors.
USB
port
....
..
3.5
mV
(1
kHz, 5 cm/s)
±3
dB
1
55
mV (
-1
6
dBV
)
RCA
USB
port that c
an
receive
po
wer from
compu
ter
USB
buses
(F
ull
Speed) .
US
B
connector t
yp
e B
US
B
bus power su
pport
. .
..
. 5
V, 500
mA
•
Us
e a commercially-available
USB
cable to connect the unit
to
a computer
to
receive power from it.
Sampling frequency
8 kH
z,
1
1
.025
kH
z,
16 kHz,
22.05
kHz,
32 kHz,
44
.1 kHz, 48
kH
z
Quantization bit de
pt
h .
....
16-bit
General
AC
adapter
pow
er
Input
Output.
P
owe
r
consumption
Standby.
On (
STA
RT)
..
Wei
ght..
AC
I 00
-2
40 V, 50-
60H
z
.....
DC
12
V,
500
mA
..
0.2Wor
l
ess
I.SWor
l
ess
. 4.9 kg
(10
7/
8 lb)
Operating temperature range. .
..
5'C
to
35'C
Dimensio
ns
(W x H x D) (including protrusions)
4)0
x 1
17
x
35
6
mm
(16 5/8
'x
4
5
/8
"x 14 1/8
")
• P
er
formance data
is
sp
ecified
at
20'
C.
Included
accessories
Felt mat x 1
45 R
PM
adapter x 1
Counterwei
ght
x
I
Headshell x 1
Aud
io
-Te
chni
ca
VM
Type (dual magnet) ster
eo
ca
rtr
i
dge
(equ
iva
lent
to
AT95E)
preinsta
ll
ed
Turn
tab
le (platte
r)
x 1
Dust cover x
I
Hinges x
2
R
CA
audio cable x
I
AC
adapter
(GP
E053A-VI20050)
x 1
Own
er's
manual (this d
ocument
, including warranty) x
I
• The warranty f
or
the United
Sta
t
es
and Canada
is
on
the
back
co
v
er.
Se
e
page
26
fo
r warr
ant
y pr
ov
isi
on
s.
See
page
27 f
or
in
for
mat
ion a
bo
ut
the warran
ty
in E
uro
pe
and other cou
ntr
i
es
or
ar
eas
.
•
Specificatio
ns
and appearance are subject
to
c
ha
nge wi
th
-
out
not
i
ce
.
•
We
ight
and dimensions are approximat
e.
• Illustrations
in this
owne
r's manual
mi
ght di
ff
er sli
ght
ly fr
om
prod
uct
ion models.
9
I
Length
of
Warranty
The
pa
rts and labor warranty
will
be
effective for one
(I)
year
from the
da
te
of
the original
purchase
for products not
used
for commercial
purposes.
For products
used
commercial
ly,
the
wa
rra
nty is ninety
(90)
da
ys
for magnetic
heads
and opti
ca
l
pickups, o
ne
(I)
year
for
all
other parts
and
ninety
(90)
da
ys
fo
r
l
abor.
Who
Is
Covered Under
This
Warranty
This
warranty
is
val
id only in the
United
States
or
Canada,
dependent upon the country in which original
purchase
was
made.
and enforceable only by the ori
gma
l
purchaser
within
the country
in
which the
purchase
was
made.
This
warranty
is
not
va
l
id
if
the product
was
purchased
through
an
unauthor
ized
dealer.
What
Is
Not
Covered
Under
This
Warranty
•
Damage
to or deterioration
of
t
he
external
cab
inet.
•
Damage
resu
lting from
acc
id
en
t, mi
suse,
abuse,
or neglec
t.
•
Damage resulting from failu
re
to
follow
instructions
contained in the products owne
rs'
manual or otherwi
se
provided with the product.
•
Damage
occurring during
sh
ipment
of
the product (
Claim
s
must be
presented
to the
ca
rr
i
er).
•
Damage
resu
lting from the
repair
or attempted
repa
ir by
anyone other than
TEAC
or
an
author
ized
TEAC.
•
Damage
resu
lt
ing
from modification or attempted modifi-
cation
of
product not authorized
byT
EA
C.
•
D
amag
e
result
ing from
causes
other th
an
product d
efe
ct
s,
including
la
ck
of
technical
skil
l
s,
competence, or experience
of
the
us
er
•
Damage to
any
unit that
has
been alter
ed
or whi
ch
the
se
ri
al number
has
been
defa
ce
d, modi
fi
ed
or
removed.
What
TEAC
Will
Pay
For
TEAC
wi
ll
pay
all
lab
or
and
mate
ria
l expe
nses
for
items cov
ered
by
th
e warranty.
Payment
of
sh
ipping
ch
arges
is
covered
in the
next
section
.
26
WARRANTY
/GARANTIE/GARANTiA/GARANTIE/GARANZIA/GARANTIE/GARANTI
How
To
Obtain
Warranty
Service
Your
unit
mus
t be
serviced
by
an
authori
zed
TE
AC
se
rv
ice
sta
-
tion within the count
ry
in which the p
ro
duct
was
p
ur
ch
ase
d.
If
you
are
unable to l
oca
te
an
authori
zed
serv
i
ce
station in your
area,
please
contact
TEAC
at the app
li
cab
le
address
s
ho
wn
at
the end of this warranty statement. P
LEASE
DO
NOT
RETURN
YOUR
UNI
T
TO
TEAC
WIT
H
OU
T
OUR
PR
I
OR
AUT
H
OR
IZATI
ON
.
You
must
pa
y shipping ch
arges
if
it
is
n
ece
ssary
to ship the
product for
ser
v
ice
. Ho
weve
r, if the n
ecessar
y re
pa
irs are
cov-
ered
by
warra
n
ty
,
we
wi
ll
pay
t
he
retu
rn
sh
i
pp
ing
char
ges
to
any
destination within the country in wh
ic
h t
he
product
was
pu
r
chas
e
d.
Whenever warranty
serv
i
ce
is
required, you must
present
the original dated
sa
le
s
rece
ipt. or
ot
he
r proof ind
icat-
ing
t
he
purchas
e pl
ace
and
da
te,
as
proof
of
war
ranty
cov
er
age.
LIMITATION
OF
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES
ALL
IMPLIED
WARRAN
TI
ES,
INCLUDI
NG
WARRANT
I
ES
OF
MERCHANTABILI
TY
A
ND
FI
TN
ESS
FOR
A P
ARnCU
L
AR
PU
RP
OSE
,
ARE
LIM
I
TED
IN
DU
R
AT
ION
TO
THE
LENGT
H
OF
T
HI
S
WARRA
NTY.
EXCLUSION
OF
DAMAGES
TEAC'S
LIABI
LI
TY
FOR
ANY
DE
FE
CT
IVE
PRO
D
UCT
IS
LI
MI
TED
TO
REPAIR
OR
RE
PLAC
EMEN
T
OF
THE
PRODU
CT.
ATTEAC'S
OP
TION.
TEAC
SHA
LL
NOT
BE
LIABLE
FOR
D
AMAGE
BASED
U
PON
INCO
NV
EN
IENCE,
LOSS
OF
US
E
OF
THE
PRODUCT,
I
NTE
RRU
PTED
OP
E
RA
TI
ON,
COMME
RC
I
AL
LOSS
OR
LOST
PROF
I
TS
,
OR
ANY
OTH
ER
DAMAGES
, W
HETHER
IN
CIDENTAL,
C
ONS
E
QUEN
TIAL,
PUNITIVE
OR
OTHER
WI
SE
SOME
STA
TE
S
OR
PROV
IN
CES
DO
NOT
ALL
OW
LIM
I
TAT
I
ON
S
ON
HOW
LONG
AN
IM
PLIED
W
ARRANTY
L
AS
TS
AND
/
OR
DO
NOT
ALLOW
TH
E E
XCL
USION OR
LIM
ITATI
ON
OF
I
NC
I
DEN
TAL
OR
CON
SEQ
UENT
IAL
DAMAG
E
S,
SO
TH
E
ABOVE
LIM
IT
A
TI
ONS
AN
D
EXCLUS
I
ONS
MAY
NO
T
AP
PL
YTO
YOU
TH
IS
WARRANTY
GI
VES
YOU
SPECIF
IC RIG
HT
S,
AND
MAY
VARY
FROM
SOM
E
OF
THE
RIG
HT
S
PROVIDED
BY
LA
W
THESE
RI
GHTS
MAY
VARY
FROM
STATE
TO
STATE
OR
PRO
VINCE
TO
PR
OV
I
NC
E.
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Duree
de
Ia
garantie
La garantie
pi
ece
s
et
ma
in d'
oe
uvre
se
ra
va
lable un
(I) an
a
compter de
Ia
d
ate
d'achat initial
des
produi
ts
non
ut
il
is
es
dans
un but commer
cial.
Pour
les produi
ts
a
util
is
ati
on
commerciale,
Ia
ga
rantie
des
tetes
magnetiqu
es
et
cap
teu
rs
optiqu
es
est
de
quatr
e-
vingt d
ix
(90)
jour
s,
e
ll
e
est
d'un
(I)
an pour l
es
autr
es
pieces
et quatre-vingt dix
(90)
jours pour
Ia
main
d'oe
uvr
e.
Beneficia
ire de
Ia
garantie
Cette
garant
ie
n'est
va
lable qu'
au
x
ttats-Unis
et
au
Canad
a,
se
lon
le
pays
d'achat initial,
et
ne
s'app
li
que
qu'a
l'
acquereur
initial d
ans
le
pay
s d'
acha
t.
Cette
garantie n'e
st
pas
va
lable si
le
pro
duit a ete
ach
ete
au
pres
d'un revendeur non autori
se
.
Ce
qui
n'est
pas
couvert par cette garantie
•
L
es
dommag
es
ou
deteriorations
du boitier
ex
terne.
•
L
es
domm
ages
re
sul
ta
nt
d'un
ac
cid
en
t, d'une
ma
uva
ise
ut
ili
sat
i
on
, d
'u
n abus ou d'une
ne
gli
ge
n
ce
.
•
L
es
dommages
resultant
du
non-respect
des
inst
ru
ctions
conte
nu
es
d
ans
le
mode d'emploi du produit ou fou
rnies
av
ec
le
produ
it.
•
Les
d
om
mag
es
surv
enus
durant le
transport du produit (
les
reclamations doivent
etre
ad
r
essees
au transporteur).
•
Les
domm
ag
es
r
esu
ltant d'u
ne
re
paration
ou
tentati
ve
de
r
epa
r
at
ion effectuee par toute p
er
sonn
e ex
te
rieure
au
se
r-
vice
ap
r
es
-
ve
nteT
EA
C
ou
agr
ee
pa
rTE
AC.
e
Les
dommages
resu
ltant
d'une modification ou
te
n
ta
ti
ve
de m
od
i
fi
ca
tion de p
rod
uit n
on
autorisee
pa
r
TE
AC.
•
Les
dommages r
esu
l
ta
nt
de
ca
u
ses
autres que
des
defau
ts
de produi
t.
y compris
le
man
que d'aptitude technique,
de
competen
ce
ou
d'expe
rie
nce de l'utili
sat
eu
r.
•
L
es
dommag
es
de toute
uni
te
ayant
ete modi
fiee
ou d
on
t
le
numero de
serie
a
ete
efface
,
m
od
i
fi
e ou
re
tir
e.
Frais
pris
en charge par
TEAC
T
EA
C
prendra
en
charge taus
les
frais de
pie
ces
et
main
d
'oe
uv
re pour
le
s articl
es
couverts p
ar
Ia
ga
ranti
e.
Les f
ra
is d
'e
x-
pedition
so
nt evoques
d
ans
Ia
sec
tion
suiva
nte.
Comment
obtenir une intervention
sous
garantie
Votre
unite
doit etre
repa
re
e par un s
er
vi
ce
ap
r
es
-vente
agree
par
TE
AC
da
ns
le
pa
ys
d'a
cha
t du produi
t.
Si vous ne trouv
ez
pas
de
se
rvi
ce
ap
r
es
-v
en
te
agree dans votre
re
gion,
veuill
ez
contacter
TEA
C a
l
'a
d
ress
e appropri
ee
don
ne
e a
Ia
fin de cette
ga
rantie.
V
EUIL
L
EZ
NE
PAS
RENV
O
YE
R VOTRE U
NIT
t
CHEZ
TEAC
SANS
NOTRE
AUTO
RISATI
ON
PRtA
LA
BLE.
Si le p
rod
ui
t doit
etre
r
en
voye pour r
epara
tion, l
es
frais d'exped
it
ion
so
nt
a votre
char
ge.
Toutefo
is
, si
l
es
r
epa
rati
ons
necessa
ir
es
so
nt co
uv
ertes
par Ia
garantie. nous pr
en
drons
a
n
ot
re charge
les
fr
ais
de
retour
vers
toute destination da
ns
le
pays
d'
ac
hat du produi
t.
Lo
rsqu
'une r
epa
r
at
ion s
ous
garantie est
re
q
ui
se
, vous devez
pr
es
enter comme pr
eu
ve de couverture
pa
r
Ia
gara
nt
ie
Ia
facture d'
ac
hat originale
datee ou une au
tre
preuve d'
ac
hat
me
nt
ionnant
le
li
eu et
Ia
date d
'a
cha
t.
LIMITATION
DES
GARANTIES
IMPLI
CITES
TO
UTE
S
LES
GARA
NTI
ES
I
MP
LI
CITES,
Y
COM
PRIS L
ES
GAR
ANn
ES
DE
QU
A
LIT
t
MARCHANDE
ET D'ADtQUATI
ON
A
UN
U
SAG
E
PAR
T
IC
ULIE
R,
SO
NT
LI
MI
TEE
S A LA
DU
RtE
DE
CE
D E
GAR
ANT
I
E.
EXCLUSION
DE
DOMMAGES
LA
R
ESPO
NSAB
ILITt
DE
TEAC
VI
S-A
-VIS
DE
TO
UT PR
ODU
IT
D
tF
EC
TUE
UX
E
ST
LI
MITEE
A
LA
RtPARATION
OU
AU
RE
MP
L
ACEM
ENT
DU
PR
ODUI
T,
AU GRt
DE
TE
A
C.
TEAC
NE
PO
UR
RA
tTRE
TE
NU
PO
UR
RESP
ON
SABLE
DE
QUEL
CO
NQU
ES
DOM
MA
GES
SE
RA
PP
ORTAN
T
AU D
tRANGEMENT
,
A
LA
PER
TE
D
'U
SAGE
DU P
ROD
UIT, A L
'I
NT
E
RRU
PT
I
ON
DE
L'UT
I
LISA
TI
ON
.
AUX
PERTES
COM
MERC
IAL
ES
OU
DE
PROF
IT
S, Nl D'
AU
CUN
AUT
RE
DOMMAGE
, QU'IL
SO
IT
AC
C
ESSO
IRE, IN
DI
RECT,
P
UN
IT
IF
OUAU
TRE
.
CE
RT
AINS
tTATS OU PROVI
NC
ES N'
AU
TORI
SE
NT
PAS
DE
LIM
ITATI
ONS
DE
DU
RtE D'UNE
GA
RANTIE I
MP
LI
CITE
ET
/
OU
N'
AU
T
OR
I
SEN
T
PAS
L'
EXC
LUS
I
ON
OU LA
LIM
IT
AT
I
ON
DE
S
DO
M
MAGE
S
ACCESSO
I
RE
S OU INDI
RECT$
, AU
QUE
L C
AS
LES
LI
M
IT
AT
I
ONS
ET
EXC
L
US
I
ON
S CI-D
ESS
US
PE
U
VE
NT
NE
PA
S
VOU
S
tTRE
APP
LI
CAB
LE$
.
CE
D E G
ARANT
IE VOUS
DO
NNE
DE
S
DRO
I
TS
SP
t
CI
FI
QUES
QU
I
PE
UV
ENT
tTRE
D
IF
FtRENTS
DE
C
ERTAINS
DROI
TS
O
CTR
OYt S
P
AR
LA
LOI.
CES
DROI
TS PE
UV
E
NT
V
AR
I
ER
D'
UN
tT
AT
A
L:
AUT
RE
OU D'U
NE
PRO
V
IN
CE A
L:AU
TRE.
This
product
is
subject to the
legal
warranty
regulations
of
the
country
of
purchase.
In
case
of
a defect or a
problem, please
contact the
dealer where you bought the product.
Ce
produit
est
sujet
aux
reglementations
concernant
Ia
garantie
legale
dans
le
pays
d'achat.
En
cas
de
defaut
ou
de
probleme,
veuillez
contacter
le
revendeur chez qui vous
avez
achete
le
produi
t.
Las
condiciones de garantia de este aparato
estan
sujetas a
las
disposiciones
legales
sabre garantia
del
pais
en
el
que
ha
sido
adquirido.
En
caso
de garantia, debe dirigirse
al
establecimiento
donde adquiri6
el
aparato.
Dieses
Gerat
unterliegt
den
gesetzlichen Gewahrleistungs-
bestimmungen
des
Landes,
in dem
es
erworben wurde. Bitte
wenden
Sie
sich im
Gewahrleistungsfall
an
den
Handler, bei
dem
sie
das
Gerat
erworben haben.
Questa apparecchio
e
conforme
aile
norme
sulla
garanzia
vigenti
nel
rispettivo
Paese
in cui
esso
e
stato acquistato.
Si
prega
di
rivolgersi
al
proprio commerciante,
presso
il
quale
e
stato acquistato
l'apparecchio,
nel
caso
in
cui
si
voglia richie-
dere una prestazione in garanzia.
Dit
product
valt
onder
de
wettelijke
garantievoorschriften
van
het
land
waar het
is
aangeschaft. Neem bij
een
defect
of
probleem contact
op
met de
leverancier
waar u het product
heeft gekocht.
For
denna produkt
galler
det
lagliga
garantireg
le
ringar
av
lan-
der
dar kiipet gjordes.
Vid
fel
eller problem
kontakta
vanligen
arerfiirsaljaren, dar du kiipte produkten.
This
warranty gives you specific
legal
rights, and you may
also
have other rights that vary by country, state or province.
If
you have a warranty
claim
or reques
t,
please
contact the
dealer where you bought the product.
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WARRANTY
/GARANTIE
(United
States
and
Canada
only/~tats-Unis
et
Canada
uniquement)
Model/
Mod
ele:
TN-350
Ser
ial No
./
W
de
serie
Owner's
ad
dress
/Adres
se
du
pr
op
rietai
re
Date of purchase/Date de
l'achat
Dealer's
name/N
om
du detaill
ant
Owner's name/Nom
du
propr
il
:>
taire
Dealer's
address
/
Adresse
du
detaill
an
t
TEAC
TEAC
CORPORATION
1-47
Ochiai, Tama-shi, Tokyo
206
-8530,
Japan Phone: +81-42-3
56-
9156
TE
AC AMERICA, INC.
18
34
Gage Road,
Mont
ebe
llo,
Ca
lifornia
90640
U.S
.A
.
Phone:
+1-323-726-0303
TE
AC
AUDIO
EUROPE
Gutenbergstr
.
3,
821
78 Puch
he
im,
Germany
Pho
ne
:
+49
-8142-4208-141
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ur
records.
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