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ANALOG
TURNTABLE
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MODE D'EMPLOI
MANUAL
DEL USUARIO
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MANUALE
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CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
T
HE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERV
I
CI
NG
TO
QUALIFIED
SERV
I
CE
PERSONNEL.
The
li
ghtning
flash
with
arr
owhead
in an equilat-
eral triangle is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage"
within
the
pr
od
uct's enclosure
that
could be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to const
itut
e a risk
of
electric shock
to
persons.
The
exclamation
point
in an equilateral tr
iang
le
is
intend
ed
to
alert
the
user to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and maintenance (servicing)
instru
ct
i
ons
in
the
l
ite
rature
accompanying
the
appliance.
WARN
I
NG:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
TH
IS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION
• DO NOT
REMOVE
THE
EXTERNAL
CASES
OR
CABI
N
ETS
TO
EXPOSE
THE
ELECTRONICS.
NO
USER
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
ARE
IN
SI
DE.
•
IF
YOU
ARE
EXPER
I
ENCING
PR
OBLEMS
WITH
THIS
PRODUCT,
CONTACT
THE
STORE
WH
ERE
YOU
PURCHASED
TH
E UNIT
FOR
A
SERV
I
CE
REFERRAL.
DO N
OT
USE
THE
PRODUCT
UNTIL
IT
HAS
BEEN
REPAIRED.
•
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTME
NT
S
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
TH
OSE
SPEC
IFI
ED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATIO
N
EXPOSURE.
1)
Read
these instructions.
2)
Keep these instructions.
3)
Heed
all
warnings.
4)
Fo
ll
ow
a
ll
instructions.
5)
Do
not
use this apparatus near water.
6)
Clea
n only
with
dry
cloth.
7)
Do
not
block any ventilati
on
openings. Insta
ll
in accordance
with
the
manufacturer's in
st
ru
ctions.
8)
Do
not
inst
all
nea
r any heat sources such
as
radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or
othe
r apparatus (including amplifiers)
that
produce heat.
9)
Do
not
defeat
the
safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
or
2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
gro
un
ding-type p
lu
g.
A
po
l
ar
ized plug
has
two
blades
with
one
wider
than
the
othe
r.
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
i
nto
your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement
of
the
obsolete
out
let.
1
0)
Protect
the
power
cord from being walked on
or
pinched
particu
larly
at
plugs,
co
n
venience
receptacl
es,
and
the
point
where they exit from
the
apparatus.
11)
On
ly use
attachments/accessories
specified
by
the
manufactur
er.
12)
Use
on
ly
with
the
cart, stand,
tripod,
bracket, or table specified by
the
man-
ufacturer, or
so
ld
with
the
apparatus.
When a cart is used, use caution
when
moving
the
cart/appa
ratus
combina-
tion
to
avoid injury from tip-over.
13)
Unplug
this apparatus
du
r
ing
ligh
tni
ng storms or
when
unu
sed
for long pe
ri
ods
of
tim
e.
14)
Refer all
se
rvicing
to
qualified service personnel.
Se
rvicing
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
fa
llen
into
the
apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed
to
rain or moisture, does
not
operate normally, or h
as
been dropped.
•
Th
e apparatus draws n
ominal
non-operating
power
from
the
AC
out
let
wi
th
its
POWER
or
STANDBY/ON
switch
not
in
the
ON
position.
• The mains plug
is
used
as
the
disconnect device,
the
disconnect device
sha
ll remain readily operable.
• Caution
should
be
taken
when
us
ing
earphones
or
headphones
with
the
product
because
excessive
sou
nd
pressure
(volume)
from
ear
phones
or
head-
phones can cause hearing
loss.
CAUTION
•
Do
not
expose this apparatus
to
drips
or
splashes.
•
Do
not
place any
objects
filled
with
liquids, such
as
vases,
on the apparatu
s.
•
Do
not
install 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
eas
il
y reach the
power
cord
plug at any tim
e.
IN
USA/CANADA,
USE
ONLY
ON 120 V
SUPPLY.
Model
for
USA
This
equipment
has
been
tested and found to comply with the
limits for a
C
la
ss
B digital devi
ce,
pursuant to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed to provide reasonable protec-
tion
aga
inst harmful interference in a residential installation.
This
equipment generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not instal
led
and used in accordance with the
i
nstructions,
may
cause
harmfu
l
interference
to
radio
commu-
nications. However, there
is
no guarantee that interference will
not
occur
in a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful interference to radio or television 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 relocate
the
equipment
and/o
r the receiving
antenna.
·I
ncrease
the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
·
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that to whi
ch
the
receiver
is
connected.
·Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
Declaration
of
Conformity
Responsible party:TEAC
AMERICA,
INC.
Add
r
ess:
1
834
Gage
Road,
Montebell
o,
California,
U.S.A.
Telephone number : 1-323-726-0303
This
device complies with
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject to the following two condit
ions:
(1)
this device may not
cause
harmful interference,
and
(21
this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that
may
cause
undesired operation.
Model
for
Canada
Indu
st
ry Canada's Compliance Statement:
This
Class B
digital
apparatus
complies
with Canadian
I
CES
-003.
Model
for
Europe
C
E:
This
product
complies
with
the
European
D
ir
ectives request, and the other Commi
ssion
Regulations.
CAUTION
Changes
or
modifications
not
exp
r
ess
ly
app
r
oved
by
the
party
r
esponsible
for
comp
liance
cou
ld
void
the
user's
au
th
ority
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 should
be
disposed of
separate
ly from the municipal
waste stream
via
collection facilities designated by the gov-
ernment or
local
author
ities.
b)
By
disposing
of
electrical/electronic equipment and waste
batteries/accumulators correctly, you
wi
ll
help
save
va
luable
resources and prevent any
potent
i
al
negative effects on
human health
and
the environment.
c)
Improper disposal
of
waste electrical/electronic equipment
and
batteries/accumulators
can
have
ser
i
ous
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 wheel
ed
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 t
he
~
specif1ed
val
u
es
of
l
ead
(Pb),
mercury (H
g),
and/or A
cadm1um
(Cd)
as
def
in
ed in the Battery Directive
(2006/66/EC), then the chemical symbols for those
Pb.Hg,cd
elements will
be
indicated beneath the
WEEE
symbol.
e)
Return and collection
systems
are
available
to
end
users.
For
more detailed information about the disposal
of
old electri-
cal/electron
ic
equipment
and
waste
batteries/accumulators,
please
contact your city office, waste disposal
se
rvice or the
shop where
you
purchased the equipment.
Apple, Mac,
OS
X and macOS
are
trademarks
of
App
le
Inc.
Microsoft
and
Wi
ndows
are
eit
her registered trademarks
or
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in
the
United States
and/
or
other
countrie
s.
Othe
r
company
names and
product
names in this
document
are the trademar
ks
or
registered trademarks
of
their respective
owners.
Table
of
contents
Thank you for choosing
TEAC.
Read
this
manual carefully
to
get
the
best performance
from
this uni
t.
After reading it, keep
it
in a
safe
place
for future
refe
re
nce.
IMP
OR
T
AN
T
SAFE
TY
INSTRUCTIONS
2
Using the
TEAC
Global Site
.3
Before use
..
.3
Handling
record
s.
.3
Preparing
the
record
p
la
yer
.3
Dust cover.
.
..
5
Changing
the
cartridge .
.5
Not
es
about
re
co
rd
styluses
..
6
Nam
es
and functions
of
parts .
6
Connections.
.
.....
6
Basic
ope
r
at
i
on
..................
...
..
..
.
.
..
7
Reco
rdi
ng
with a computer
8
Troubleshooting .
.9
Specifications
9
Using
the
TEAC
Global
Site
You
ca
n download
updates for th
is
un
it
from the
TEAC
Global
Site:
http://teac-global.com/
1)
Open
the
TEAC
Global
Si
te.
2)
In
the
TEAC
Downloads section,
click
the desired
language
to
open
the
Do
wn
loads
website page for that
language.
If
the
desired
language does not appear,
click O
th
er
La
ngu
ages.
3)
Cl
ick the "Search
by
Mode
l
Name" section
to
open
the
Downloads
page for
that
pr
od
uct. (
Users
in
Eu
rope
sh
ou
ld
click
the product name in the
"Products"
section instead.)
4)
Select and
download
the updates
that
are needed.
Before use
Included
item~
.
C
he
ck
to
be
su
re the box
includ
es
all
the
su
pp
li
ed
access
ories
shown
below
. Pl
ease
contact
th
e store where you purcha
se
d
this
unit
if any of these accessori
es
are missing or have been
damaged during transportation.
Fe
lt
mat x 1
45
RPM
adapter x 1
Counte
rw
eight x 1
Headshell
x 1
Audio-
Tec
hni
ca
VM
Type
(dual
magnet) stereo cartridge
(AT95E
)
pr
ein
sta
ll
ed
Tu
rntable (platter)
x 1
Dust cover x 1
Hinges x 2
RCA
au
dio
cable x 1
AC
adapter (
GPE
053A-
V1
20050
-Z)
x 1
Ow
ner's manu
al
(this document,
includ
ing
w
arra
nty) x 1
•
The warranty for the United S
ta
t
es
and
Canada
is
on
the back cover.
See
page
58
for warranty provisions.
See
page 59 for inform
ation
about
the
warran
ty
in
Eu
rope and
othe
r countr
ies
or are
as
.
•
Do
not
place
anything
on
the dust cover.
Objects
on
the
cover
mi
g
ht
cause noise
du
e
to
vibrations
or
fa
ll
off,
es
pe-
cially during
playback.
•
Avoid
placing
the unit in direct
sunlight, close
to
a source
of heat or in other sim
il
ar
conditions. Do
not
pl
ace
the
unit
on
to
p
of
an
amplifier or other equi
pme
nt
that
mig
ht
gen-
erate heat that exceeds the operating temperature ran
ge
of
th
is
un
it. Doing
so
could cause dis
co
loratio
n,
de
formation
or malfunction.
•
As
the
un
it
could
become warm during operation, always
leave
s
uffic
i
ent
space
around
it
for
ventilat
io
n.
W
hen
in
sta
lling
this unit,
leave
a
little
space (at
least
20 em
(8
'1
)
between
it
and other devi
ces
and
wal
ls
to
allow
good
heat
dissipation.
When placing
it
in a
rack,
for
example, l
ea
ve
at
l
eas
t
35
em
(13
3/4
'1
open
above it a
nd
10
em
(
4'
1
ope
n behi
nd
it.
Fa
ilure
to
provide these gaps
could
cause heat to
build
up
inside and
re
su
lt
in fir
e.
Customers
in
the
U
SA,
please
visit
the
followi
ng
TEAC
website
to
register
yo
urTE
AC
product
online.
http://audio.teac.com/support/registration/
Handling
records
Holding records
When
holdi
ng
a
re
co
rd
or
r
emo
vi
ng it from its sleeve,
avoid
touchi
ng
the
groov
es
by
h
olding
the
record by its
label and
ed
ge
wi
th
one
ha
nd or by
h
old
ing
it by its
edge
wi
th
bot
h
hands.
';..,
t~
·<
t.N,~·
•
Fi
ngerprints and
du
st
on
a
rec
ord
ca
n
ca
u
se
noi
se
and t
he
sound
to
ski
p,
as
well
as
damage the record
itself
and t
he
styl
us
.
U
se
a
commercially available
rec
ord
cleaner
to
cl
ean
r
ecords.
Do not u
se
thinner or
an
ything
ot
h
er
than a record
cleaner
Suc
h
chemica
ls
could
harm the
su
rfa
ce
of
the reco
rd
.
•
When using a record
cleane
r,
wipe the s
urf
ace
of
the
record
in a
circul
ar
mo
tio
n,
foll
ow
ing
the
gr
oo
v
es
.
-·~
·
~
..
~
~
;t-:
::
z.r.:
•
Do
n
ot
leave
records in
pl
aces
that are exposed
to
direct
sunlig
ht
or
are
very
hot
or
ve
ry
hum
id. Leaving a record in
such a con
dition
for a
lo
ng
time
could r
esu
lt
in warping,
mo
ld
growth or
ot
her damage.
•
Do
n
ot
stack
mu
lt
iple
records or
place
heavy objects
on
top
of
them. Do
not
leave
records at an
angle
for
lo
ng
am
ounts
of
time ei
th
er.
Doing
so
could r
esu
lt
in warpi
ng
or
othe
r
damage.
•
Do
not
all
ow
hard
objects
to
directly
touch
the
audio
grooves. Doing so
could
cause s
cra
tches.
•
After you
fini
sh
playing
a record,
always
p
ut
it back in
to
its
sleeve
for storage.
Leavi
ng a
re
cord unprotected
co
ul
d
resu
lt
in warping or scratchin
g.
•
Do
not use cracked records.
Preparing
the
record
player
Keep the unit in stan
dby
wh
il
e
se
tt
ing
it
up
(
I]
on page
6)
.
n
Place
it
on a flat surface.
Place
it
on a fiat surface so t
hat
the record can
be
accu·
rately
traced.
n
Install
the
turntable
(platter).
n
Align
the
turntable (pl
atte
r)
with the center shaft and
insta
ll
i
t.
Loop the
belt
around
the
motor
pulley .
Use a finger to pull
the
r
ubb
er
belt
th
at
is wr
app
ed
around the sub-p
la
tt
er through t
he
r
ound
opening and
loop
it
around
the
motor
pull
ey.
•
Be
ca
reful
n
ot
to
let
the rubber become
tw
i
st
ed.
•
Rotate the
turntable (platte
r)
seve
ral
times
to
ma
ke
sure that the
ru
bber
belt
is se
cure.
Round opening
Mo
tor
pu
lley
Rubber belt
Continued on the ne
xt
page
•
3
!]
Place
the
felt
mat
on
the turntable
(platter).
Place
the included felt
mat on the
turnt
able (platte
r)
before using
it.
IJ
Install
the counterweight.
4
Place
the counterweight over the end
of
the tone arm,
and
press
it gently
as
you turn it right to attach it.
Counterweight
Install
the
headshell.
Insert
the
headshell on the end
of
the tone
arm
and turn
the
nut
to
secure
it in place.
Nut~~
t
Or=
"''''hell
Preparing
the
record player (continued)
Balancing
the
tone
,arm
and
adjusttng
0 . ' ;
••
the
~Ius
pressure
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.
!]
Lower the arm lifter.
IJ
Turn
the
counterweight and adjust
so
that the tone arm
is
level.
•
Remove the protecti
ve
cap from the cartridge stylus
before adjusting.
•
Be
careful
not
to
let
the cartridge stylus touch the
unit.
l'lJ
Return the tone arm to its
original
posi-
tion, and
use
the
clasp to lock
it.
IJ
Turn
the
stylus
pressure
adjustment
ring
so
that the center
line aligns with
0
on
the
scale.
~\
C,WP
)
• Only
turn the ring.
Be
careful not
to
let
the counter-
weight turn.
I]
Turn
the
counterweight
so
that
the
stylus
pressure adjustment ring
scale
matches
the
stylus
pressure specified
for the cartridge.
•
The
stylus pressure
of
the included cartridge
is
2.0
g.
So,
turn it
to
2.0
on the counterweight
scale
when
using the included cartridge.
r-----------
•
Turn it right from
0
in the direction
of
0.5
and
1.0
.
llJ
Adjust the anti-skating dial.
Start with it
set
at
2.0
and adjust it during record playback
(page
7)
to
the position where the
le
ft
and
right
vol-
umes
are
balanced.
Depending on the condition
of
a record, the left-right
volume balance could become uneven and skipping
could occur.
In
such
cases,
try making the
following
adjustments.
If
the
sound jumps backward
(stylus
skips backward)
Slightly
lower the anti-skating
dial
setti
ng.
If
the
sound
jumps
forward
(stylus
skips forward)
Slightly
increase the
an
ti
-ska
ting dial
setting.
Dust cover
Attaching
~he
dust
eover
Dustcover N
Mainunit
~
(
~"
·
~·
n Insert
the
hinges completely into
the
hinge holders
at
the left and right ends
of
the back
of
the main unit.
fJ
Align
the
tops
of
the
hinges
with
the
dust cover
hinge
holders and
insert
them.
• Close the dust cover during playback. Doing
so
preve
nt
s
styl
us
skipping caused by unintended contact and protects
the stylus tip from outside
so
und pr
ess
ur
e.
• Do not open or close it when a record is playing. Doing
so
coul
d,
for
exa
mple,
cause
the stylus
to
skip.
•
Kee
p
it
closed whenever p
oss
ible to keep dust out.
Hold
bo
th edges of the du
st
cover and lift it slowly to remove it
along
with
the hinges from the uni
t.
Then, remove the hinges
from the dust cover.
Opening
Hold the fr
on
t edge
of
the dust cover and
ge
nt
ly lift
it
open
comp
letely until it stops.
The dust cover wi
ll
st
ay
open in this position.
Closing
Gen
tly lower the dust cover until it is closed.
Lt.
Be
careful not to pinch your fingers, for
example, when opening and closing the
dust
cover.
Changing the cartridge
To
chan
ge
the
ca
rtridge, fir
st
remove the headshell from the
tone ar
m.
•
An
Au
dio-Technica
AT95E
VM
Type cartridge is installed in
this uni
t.
VM
type cartridges have the same characteristi
cs
as
MM
type
ca
rtridges.
•
We
recommend that you attach the protective
ca
p to the
cartridge stylus before
do
ing this t
ask.
Headshell
Sc
rews
l I
~Nuts
She
ll leads
Ca
r
tr
idge
n Disconnect the shell lead terminals from
the cartridge.
fJ
Loosen
the
screws
and
remove
the
cartridge.
IJ
Attach
the
new cartridge and
tighten
the
screws
.
See
the illustration bel
ow
for the position
of
the screws
when attache
d.
52
.8±0.5
mm
!J
Connect the shell lead terminals to the
cartridge.
• The signals and colors
of
the
shell
leads
are
shown
be
low.
Signal
Color
Left channel+
White
Left channel -
Bl
ue
Right channel +
Red
Right channel - Green
11
Balance the tone arm and adjust the sty-
lus
pressure.
Fo
l
low
the procedur
es
in "Balancing the tone arm and
ad
just
in
g the stylus
pressu
r
e"
on p
age
4.
s
I
Notes
about
record styluses
• If a styl
us
becomes bent or damaged, it might
not
be able
to fol
low
the audio groove. Since a bent stylus could also
damage records and cause malfunction, handle styl
uses
carefully.
• Always
use
a commercially-available stylus cleaner to clean
a styl
us.
Use
of
anything other than a styl
us
cleaner could
damage the styl
us.
Replacing the
stYlus
If the
tip
of
the stylus becomes worn, not only will
it
wo
r
sen
the sound qua
li
ty, it could also damage records. After about
300 hours
of
p
la
yback time, replace the stylus wi
th
one
that
we specify.
Pl
ease
use
an
Audio-Techn
ic
a
ATN95E
replacement stylus.
•
An
Audio-Technica
AT95E
VM
Type
ca
rtridge is installed in
this uni
t.
VM
type
ca
rtridges have the same characte
ri
st
i
cs
as
MM
type
ca
rtridges.
• Follow the replacement in
st
ructions in the manual
of
the
replacement stylus.
• Since loud noises could suddenly occu
r,
put the unit into
standby before changing the stylu
s.
•
Be
ca
reful
not
to hurt your hand or the equipment.
•
Be
careful not to allow
smal
l children
to
acc
identally swal-
low stylu
ses.
•
Be
aware that bent styl
uses
, for example, that result from
ins
uff
icient customer
ca
ution or
an
outside
ca
u
se
are
not
covered by the warranty.
6
Names and functions
of
parts
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e
1
m
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ln
!I
Turntable (platter)
Place
records centered
on
the turntable (platter).
Ill
Counterweight
II
Stylus pressure adjustment ring
I!J
Anti-skating dial
~~
Arm lifter lever
Use
this
to
ra
i
se
and lower the tip
of
the stylu
s.
We
recommend using the arm lifter
to
avoid damag1ng
records and stylu
ses
, because
it
is
safer
and
mo
re
certain
than
usi
ng a finger to
do
so.
D Tone
arm
holder
This is a
rest
for the tone arm.
Gen
t
ly
push the clasp to the
r
ight
to
re
lea
se
the tone arm before playing a record.
fl
Tonearm
IJ
Rotation speed setting knob
Select the rotation speed indicated on the record
to
be
played.
II
START/STOP rotation
knob
n Headshell
Th
is
is
a universal type that a
ll
ows the
ca
rtridge
to
be
changed
easily.
Connections
When
PHONO
EQ
is
ON
Co
n
nect
to
line
inpu
t
connecto
rs
of
llJ
amplifier, et
c.
When
PHONO
EQ
is
THRU
Con
ne
ct
to
phono input connectors
of
amplifier, etc.
=
•IJ
Amplifie:
llJ
Analog audio
output
connectors (L/R)
The
se
output
analog audio signal
s.
The
PHONO
EQ
switch setting changes the type of out-
put signal.
U
se
the included audio cable (or commercially-available
ones) to connect other equipment to the output connec-
tors of this unit.
Included
AC
adapter
Lh
Precautions
when
making connections
• Do
not
plug the unit
in
until after making
all
connections.
• Carefully r
ead
the manuals
of
the devices that you
are
connecting and foll
ow
their instructions when making
connections.
I]
PHONO
EQ
(audio
output
setting) switch
ON
Sig
na
ls
that
have been
amplified
by
the
bui
l
t-
in
equali
zer
amp are ou
tp
ut from the analog audio out-
p
ut
connectors
(UR).
THRU
The
MC
or
MM
ca
r
tr
i
dge
signal is o
utp
ut
directly
through the analog audio o
ut
put connectors
(UR).
Co
nnect
to
a device wi
th
phono
inputs, such
as
a
phono equalization preamplifier or
an
amplifier
with
phono input connector
s.
• When shipped new from the factor
y,
this is set
to
ON.
•
Se
t this
to
ON
if
a device
is
connected to the U
SB
port.
'RIIIii·P'
When set to
ON,
if
connected to the
PHONO
inputs of
an ampli
fi
e
r,
for example, the
output
from speakers and
headphones will be very loud,
which
could
damage
equipment or harm hearing.
B
USB
port
(USB
B type)
The sound
of
the
record
is
converted
to
digital
(reso
lution
up
to 48 kHz/16-bit) and output. Recording
on
a
com-
puter
is
poss
ib
le by connecting
th
is
to
a
USB
port
on
th
e
computer
us
ing a
USB
cable
(page
8)
.
m
DC
input connector
After
compl
e
ting
all
other
connect
ions,
connect
the
included
AC
adapter
to
this connector.
Confi
rm
th
at
the
powe
r
pl
ug
of
t
he
AC
adap
t
er
is
plugged i
nto
a power outlet.
•
Do
no
t use any
AC
adapt
er
ot
her than
the
one
included.
&
Be
sure
to
connect
the
power cord
to
an
AC
outlet
that
supplies
the correct
voltage. Connection
to
an
outlet
that
supplies
incorrect voltage could
cause
fire or
electric
shock.
&
Hold
the
power
plug
when
plugging
it
into an
outlet
or
unplugging
it.
Never
pull
or
yank on the power cord.
&
Unplug
the power cord from the
outlet
when you are
not
planning
to use
the
unit for an extended period
of
time.
IJ
STANDBY/ON
button
Pr
ess
the
STA
N
DBY/ON
button
to
turn the unit on
or
pu
t
it in standb
y.
•
Remove the protective cap from the cartri
dge
stylus before
using the turntab
le.
n
Press
the
STANDBY/ON
button
on
the
back
of
the unit to turn
it
on.
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.0.
STANDBY
fJ
Open
the dust cover
slowly.
&
Be
careful
not
to pinch your hand, for
example,
when opening and
closing the
dust cover.
IJ
Place
a record
on
the
turntable (platter).
When playing a
45
RPM
large-hole
single record,
use
the
Basic operation
!1
Select
the
rotation speed indicated on
the record.
Th
e rotation speed can be
set
to
33
1/3 or
45
RPM.
I]
Turn the
START/STOP
rotation knob to
START
to start the
turntable (platter).
e
When the
START
/S
TOP
rotation knob
is
set
to
ST
AR
T,
th
e turntab
le
(platte
r)
will
sta
rt rotating and the
b
lu
e
ST
AR
T
LED
will
ligh
t.
rlJ
Move the tone arm
clasp
to the right to
release
the tone arm.
[I
Move the tone arm
to
the track where
you want
to
start
playback.
I1.J
Use
the arm
lifter
to
lower
the tone
ar
m.
The
to
ne arm lowe
rs
sl
ow
ly
un
til
the styl
us
touches the
rec
ord
an
d playback begi
ns
.
• Close
the dust cover duri
ng
record playb
ac
k
to
avoid
dust.
Since
do
ing this prevents
sk
i
pp
ing caused by
unintended contact and bloc
ks
external sound pr
es
-
sure,
it mak
es
no
i
se
less likely
to
occur.
&
Do not
place anything on top
of
the dust
cover.
IJIWii!.#i
• During playback,
do
not
to
uch the tone
ar
m or the record.
Doing
so
could
damage the stylus
tip and
ca
use
scra
tch
es
on
the record.
•
Do
not
for
cibly s
top
t
urntab
le (platter) rotati
on
du
ri
ng
play
ba
ck.
Since
this
pro
duct
is
no
t a tu
rn
table designed
for DJs (direct drive),
do
ing something
like
this
could
cause
malfunction.
During
re
cord pla
yb
ack, feedback
could
occur if
the
vo
l-
included adap
te
r.
um
e
is
to
o
loud.
If
this happen
s,
lower the vol
ume
of
th
e
ampli
fier.
IJ
Use
the arm
lifter
to raise the tone arm.
•
You
can also
move the tone arm
to
above the reco
rd
with
out
ra
ising the arm
li
fter and
th
en
sl
ow
ly lower
the tone arm
to
sta
rt playback.
7
I
Basic
operation (cont'd)
When
~la,back
finishes
n
Raise
the arm
lifter
to separate the sty-
lus
from the record, and return the tone
arm to its
original
position.
Arm
lifter
Tone arm
n
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 using a
commercially-available
USB
cable
to
connect this
unit
to a
USB
port
on the computer.
Supported operating
~terns
Computers running the
following
operating systems can be
connected by
USB
to
th
is
unit.
Use
with
operating systems
other than these
is
not
guaranteed
(as
of
August 201
7).
Windows
Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit)
Windows 8 (32-bit, 64-bit)
Windows
8.1
(32-bit, 64-bit)
Windows
10
(32
-bit, 64-bit)
Mac
OS
X Lion
(1
0.7)
OS
X Mountain Lion
(1
08)
OS
X Mavericks ( 1
0.9)
OS
X Yosemite
(10.10)
OS
X
El
Capitan
(10.11)
macOS
Sierra
(1
0.12)
•
This unit
will
run
with
the standard
OS
driver,
so
there
is
no
need
to
install
a
special
driver.
Recording
with
a computer
Con
~
ng
with
a
computer
n
Turn the computer
on
.
Confirm that the operating system
is
working
correctl
y.
n
Use
the
USB
cable
to
connect the
com
-
puter and this unit.
~
·
•
Use
a
commercially-available
USB
cable
with
a ferrite
core.
n
Press
this unit's
STANDBY/ON
button
to
turn it
on
.
The
computer
will
automat
ically
detect
this
unit
's
USB
port
and identify the
unit
as
"USB
Audio
CODEC".
•
To
record audio from this record
player using a computer,
you must fi
rs
t
install
software that can be used for audio
recording on the computer.
You
may purchase
the
audio
recording
software
that
you prefer
separately
or
download
free software, such
as
Audacity
(http://www.audacityteam
.
org/),
from
the
Internet.
As
free software, Audacity
is
not supported
byTEAC.
•
When recording
with
a computer,
do
not
do
any
of
the
fol-
lowing.
Doing
so
could
cause the computer to
malfunction.
Always
quit
the computer recording software before doing
the
following.
-
Disconnect the
USB
cable
-Put
the unit into standby
Computer
setting's
The
following example explains
the
settings
to
make uSing
Windows
7.
n
From
the
Start
menu,
select Control
Panel.
n
Click
"
Sound
'~
n Click
the "Recording" tab, and confirm
that
"
USB
Audio
CODEC
"
is
set
as
the
"Default
Device
'
~
!J
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).
To
record at the highest audio
quality
that this unit
can
output,
select
"2
channel,
16
bit,
48 k
Hz".
Lowering the
sampling frequency setting
value will
re
la-
tively
reduce the
size
of
files
but
also
decrease the audio
quality.
IJ
Click
"
OK
'
~
Troubleshooting
If you experience a problem with this unit, pl
ease
check the fol-
lowing items before requesting service. Something other than
this unit could also be the
ca
u
se
of
the problem.
Please
also
check
th
at the connected devi
ces
are
also being used properly.
If it
st
ill does not operate correctl
y,
contact the reta
il
er where
you purchased the unit.
No power.
+
Co
nfirm that the
AC
adapter is plugged i
nto
an
outlet.
Then, pr
ess
the
STANDBY/ON
button
to
turn the unit on
(pages 6 and
7).
There is
no
so
und.
+ When
connecting
this unit's analog audio
output
con-
nect
ors
to
the audio i
np
ut connectors
of
an
amplifier or
other equipment,
se
t the PHONO
EQ
(audio
output
se
t-
ting) switch to
ON
(page
6).
Playback is
not
possible; there is noise.
+ Remove the protective
cap.
+ Clean the stylus (page
6).
+ If the styl
us
is
worn-o
ut. replace it (page 6). The lifes-
pan
of
a stylus
depends
on the use
condit
ions but is
usua
ll
y about 300 hours.
+ Place the
unit
as
far away
as
possible from T
Vs,
micro-
wave ovens and
othe
r devices that
emit
electromagnetic
waves.
Noise occurs
when
a record is playing
+ Noi
se
could occur if the styl
us
pressure is higher than
cartridge's specified
val
u
e.
Readjust the stylus pr
essure
so
that
it
is the specifi
ed
value (page
4).
The pitch is wrong.
+ Select the rotation speed indicated on the record (page
7)
The sound Is skipping.
+ Vibrations will cause
sk
i
pping
.
Place
th
is unit in a stable
location.
+ Cl
ean
the record.
+ Do
not
use
scratched record
s.
+ Balance
the
tone
arm and readjust the styl
us
pressure
(page4).
The styl
us
and sound
mig
ht s
ki
p
if
the styl
us
pressure
is
lower than the
ca
rtridge's specified
val
u
e.
Specifications
Turntable (platter)
Drive
sys
tem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.........
Belt
dr
i
ve
Mo
tor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.............
DC
motor
Rotati
on
speed.. .
......
.33
1
/3
rpm,
45
rpm
Ro
tati
on
speed variation
...................................
±2%
Wow and
fi
utter
.....................
.
....................
0.2%
SN
ratio
...............
67
dB or higher (A-weighted,
20
k
Hz
LPF)
Turntable (platter). .
.......
Aluminum die-cast
30cm
(12'1
diameter
Tonearm
Arm
type...
.
........
.Static-balanced S-shaped tone arm
Effective arm length ..
.................................
223
mm
Sty
lus pressure variati
on
range
.......
0-5
g
Acceptable
ca
rtridge
weight
Cartridge
Type ..
..........
.
...
. .
Output
voltage.
Stylus pressure
.
.......
.
...
4.0-8.0 g
Cart
ri
dge weight
................
.
.
VM
(equi
va
l
ent
to
MM)
3.5
mV (1 kH
z,
5 cm/s)
2.0±0.5 g
5.7±0.5 g
lOg Included headsh
el
l wei
ght.
(inc
lu
ding screws, nuts and wir
es)
• The
li
fespan
of
a styl
us
depends on the use conditions b
ut
is u
sua
l
ly
about 300 hour
s.
• An Audi
o-
Technica AT
95E
VM
Type
ca
rtridge is installed in
this unit.
Not
e:
VM
ty
pe cartridges have
th
e same characteristics
as
MM
ty
pe cartridges.
•
Re
placement stylus model: AT
N95
E
Output
voltage
PHONO
EQTHRU
...
PHONOEQON
..
Output
connectors
USB
port
3.5
mV (1
kHz,
5 cm/s)
±3
dB
1
55
mV(-16dBV)
RCA
USB
port
t
ha
t can receive power from
comp
uter
USB
buses
(Full
Speed)
..
.
..........
.
.......
..
..
..........
USB
connector type B
USB
bus power su
ppo
rt . .
.....
.
.......
.
....
.
.......
5
V,
500 mA
•
Use
a commer
cia
lly-available
USB
cable
to
connect the unit
to
a
computer
to
receive power from it.
Samp
li
ng frequency
8k
H
z,
11
.025
kHz,
16kHz,
22.05
k
Hz,
32kHz, 44
.1
kHz,
48 k
Hz
Qua
ntization bit
depth.
.
........
..
....................
16-bit
General
AC
adapter power
Input..
Output
..
Power consumption
Standby
.........
.
....
. .
On
(S
T
ART)
..
Weight
..
Operating temperature range.
AC
100-240V,
50-60Hz
. .
DC
12
V,
500 mA
..
.....
0.2
W or
less
1.5Worless
..
4.9
kg
(10
7/81b)
.........
SCto
35"C
Dimensions (W x H x
D)
(including protrusions)
420 x 1
17
x
356
mm
(16
5/8"x
4
5/8"x
141/8")
• Performance data is specified at
20"C.
Included accessories
Felt
mat x 1
45
RPM
adapter x 1
Counterweight x 1
Headshe
ll
x 1
Audi
o-
Techni
ca
VM
Type (dual magnet) stereo
ca
r
tridge
(AT95E)
preinstalled
Turntable (platter) x 1
Dus
t cover x 1
Hinges x 2
RCA
audio cable x 1
AC
adapter
(GPE053A-V
120050-Z) x 1
Ow
ner
's
ma
n
ual
(
th
is
document, including warranty) x 1
• The wa
rr
anty for the United States and Canada
is
on the
back cover. See
page
58
for
warranty
provisions.
See
page
59
for
info
r
mat
ion
about
the warr
anty
in Europe
and other countries or
areas.
• Specifi
ca
tions and appearan
ce
are subject
to
change with-
out
notice.
•
We
i
ght
and dimensions
are
approximate.
•
Ill
ustrations in t
his
owner's manual
migh
t differ s
li
ghtly from
production model
s.
9
I
Length
of
Warranty
The
parts
and
labor warranty will
be
effective for
one
(1)
year
from the date
of
the original p
urchase
for products not
used
for commercial
purposes.
For
products
used
commercially, the
warranty
is
ninety
(90)
days
for magnetic
heads
and
optical
pickups,
one
(1)
year
for
al
l other
parts
and
ninety
(90)
days
for
labo
r.
Who
Is
Covered
Under
This Warranty
This
warranty
is
va
li
d only
in
the United
States
or
Canada,
dependent upon the country
in
wh
ic
h original purc
hase
was
made,
and
enforce
ab
le only by the original purchaser within
the country
in
which the
purchase
was
made.
This
warranty
is
not
valid
if the product
was
purchased
through
an
unauthorized
dealer.
What
Is
Not
Covered
Under
This Warranty
•
Damage
to
or
deteriorati
on
of the external cabinet.
•
Dama
ge
resulting
fro
m
ac
c
id
ent,
misu
se,
ab
use,
or
neglect.
• Damage
res
ulting from
fa
ilure
to
follow instructions
contained
in
the products owners' manual or otherwise
prov
ided
with the product.
•
Damage
occurring during shipment of the product
(Claims
must
be
presented to the
carrier).
•
Damage
resu
lting from the
repair
or
attempted
repair
by
anyone
oth
er
th
an
TEAC
or
an
au
thoriz
ed
TEA
C.
•
Damage
r
esul
ting from
modification
or attempted modifi-
cation
of product not authorized
byTEAC.
•
Dam
age
resultin
g from
cau
ses
other than product
defects,
inc
lu
ding
la
ck
of techni
cal
skills,
competence,
or
experience
of t
he
user.
•
Damage
to
any
unit that
has
be
en
altered
or
which the
serial
number h
as
been
defa
ced,
modifi
ed
or
rem
oved.
What
TEAC
Will
Pay For
TE
AC
will
pay
all
lab
or
an
d mat
er
ial
expenses
for items
cove
red
by
the warranty.
Payment
of shipp
in
g
charges
is
covered
in
the
next
section.
58
WARRANTY/GARANTIE/GARANTJA/GARANTIE/GARANZIA/GARANTIE/GARANTI
How
To
Obtain
Warranty Service
Your
unit must
be
serviced
by
an
authorized
TEAC
service
sta-
tion within the
cou
ntry
in
which the product w
as
purchased.
If
you
are
unable to
lo
cate
an
authorized
service
station
in
your
area,
pl
ease
contact
TEAC
at the applicable
address
shown at
the end
of
thrs
wa
rranty statement.
PLEAS
E
DO
NOT
RET
URN
YOU
R
UNIT
TO
TEAC
WITH
OUT
OUR
PRIOR
AUTH
O
RIZATI
ON.
You
must
pay
shipping
charges
if it
is
necessary
to ship the
product
for
serv
ice
.
However,
if the
necessary
repairs
are
cov-
ere
d
by
warranty,
we
will
pay
the return shipping
ch
arge
s to
any
destinati
on
within the country
in
which the product
was
purchased.
Whenever
warranty service
is
requ
i
red,
yo
u must
pres
ent the original dated
sa
l
es
recei
pt,
or other proof indicat-
ing
the pur
cha
se
pla
ce
and
date,
as
proof of warranty
coverage.
LIMITATION
OF
IMPLIED WARRANTIES
ALL
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES,
INCLU
DING
WARR
A
NTIES
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
AND
FITN
ESS
FOR
A
PARTICULAR
PURPOSE,
ARE
LIMITED
IN
DURATION
TO
TH
E
LENGTH
OF
TH
IS
WARRANTY.
EXCLUSION
OF
DAMAGES
TEAC'S
LIABILITY
FOR
ANY
DEFECTIVE
PRODUCT
IS
LIMI
TED
TO
REPAIR
OR
REPLACEMENT
OF
THE
PRODUCT,
AI
TEAC'S
OPTION.
TEA
C
SHA
LL
NOT
BE
LIABLE
FOR
DAM
AGE
BASED
UP
ON
INCONVENIENCE,
LOSS
OF
USE
OF
T
HE
PRODUCT,
INTERRUPTED
OPERATION,
COMMERCIAL
LOSS
OR
LOST
PROFITS,
OR
ANY
OTHER
DAMAGES,
WHETH
ER
INCID
ENTA
L,
CON
SEQU
ENTI
AL,
PUN
ITIV
E
OR
OTHERW
ISE
.
SOME
STATES
OR
PROVINCES
DO
NOT
ALLOW
LIMITAT
IONS
ON
HOW
LONG
AN
IMPLIED
WARRANTY
LASTS
AND/OR
DO
NOT
ALL
OW
THE
EXCLUSION
OR
LIMITATION
OF
IN
CIDE
NTAL
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES,
SO
THE
ABOVE
LIM
I
TATION
S
AND
EXCLUSIONS
MAY
NOT
APPLY
TO
YOU.
THI
S
WARRANTY
G
IVES
YOU
SP
ECIFIC
RIGHTS,
AND
MAY
VARY
F
ROM
SOME
OF
THE
RIGHTS
PROVIDED
BY
L
AW.
THESE
RIGHTS
MAY
VARY
FROM
STATE
TO
STATE
OR
PROVINCE
TO
PROVINCE.
Duree
de
Ia
garantie
La
ga
rantie
pie
ces
et main d'ceuvre
sera
valable
un
(1)
an
a
compter
de
Ia
date d'achat initial
des
produits
non
utili
ses
dans
un
but commercial.
Pou
r
les
produits
a
utilisation commerciale,
Ia
ga
ranti
e
des
tetes
mag
netiqu
es
et capteurs optiques
est
de
quatre
-v
ingt dix
(90)
jours,
elle
est
d'un
(1)
an
pour
les
autres
pieces
et quatre-vingt dix
(90)
jours pour
Ia
main
d'ceuvre.
Beneficia
ire
de
Ia
garantie
Cette
garantie n'est valable qu'aux
Etats-Unis
et
au
Canada,
se
lon le
pays
d'achat initial, et
ne
s'applique qu'a
l'acquereur
initial
dans
le
pa
ys
d
'achat.
Cette
garantie
n'est
pas
valable
si
le
produit a
ete
achete
au
pres
d'un revendeur non autorise.
Ce
qui n'est pas couvert
par
cette
garantie
•
L
es
dommages
ou
deteriorations
du
boitier
externe.
•
Les
dommages resultant d'un accident, d'une
mauva
ise
utilisation, d'un a
bus
ou d'une negligence.
•
Les
dom
ma
ges
resultant du non-respect
des
instructions
contenues
dans
le
mode
d'e
mploi du produit
ou
fourni
es
avec
le
produit.
•
Les
dommages
survenus
du
rant le
tran
sport
du
produit
(les
reclamations doivent
etre
adressees
au
transporteur).
•
Les
dommages
res
ultant d'une reparation
ou
tentative
de
reparati
on
effectuee
par
toute
personne
exte
rieure
au
ser-
vice
apres-venteTEAC
ou
ag
r
ee
parTE
AC.
•
Les
dommages resultant d'une modification
ou
ten
ta
tive
de
modifi
ca
tion
de
produit non
aut
orise
e
pa
rTEAC.
•
Les
dommages resultant
de
causes
autres
que
de
s defauts
de
produi
t,
y
compris
le
manque d'aptitude techni
que,
de
competence
ou
d'experience
de
l'utilisateur.
•
Le
s dommag
es
de
toute
unite
aya
nt
ete
modifiee
ou
dont
le
numero
de
serie
a
ete
effac
e,
modifie
ou
retire.
Frais pris en charge
par
TEAC
TEAC
prendra
en
charge tous l
es
frais
de
pieces et
ma
in
d'ceuvre
pour
les
articles couverts
par
Ia
garantie.
Le
s
frais
d'ex-
pedition sont
evoques
dans
Ia
section
suivante.
Comment
obtenir
une
intervention
sous
garantie
Votre
unite
doit
etre
reparee
par
un
service
apres
-ve
nte
agree
par
TEAC
dans
le
pays
d'
ach
at
du
produit.
Sr
vou
s
ne
trouvez
pas
de
serv
ice
apres-ve
nte
agree
dans
votre region, veuillez
contacter
TEAC
a
l'adres
se
appropriee
donnee
a
Ia fin
de
cette
garantie.
VEUIL
LE
Z
NE
PAS
RENVOYER
VOTRE
UNITt
CHEZ
TEAC
SANS
NOTRE
AUTORISATION
PRtALABLE.
Si
le
produit doit
etre
renvoye pour reparation,
les
frais
d'expedition sont
a
votre
charge.
Toutefois,
si
l
es
rep
arations
necessa
i
res
sont
co
uve
r
tes
par
Ia
ga
rantie, nous prendr
ons
a
notre charge l
es
frais
de
retour
vers
toute destinat
ion
dans
le
pays
d'achat
du
produit.
Lorsqu'une reparation
sous
garantie
est
requise,
vous
devez
presenter comme pre
uve
de
co
uve
rture par
Ia
garantie
Ia
facture d'achat origina
le
datee
ou
une
au
tre preuve d'achat
mentionnant
le
l
ieu
et Ia date d'achat.
LIMITATION
DES
GARANTIES IMPLICITES
TOUTES
LE
S
GARAN
T
IES
I
MPLICITES,
Y
COMPR
IS
LES
GARANTIES
DE
QUALITI
:C
MARCHANDE
ET
D'ADtQUATION
A
UN
USAGE
PARTICULIER,
SONT
LIM
ITEE
S
A
LA
DUREE
DE
CETTE
GARANTIE.
EXCLUSION
DE DOMMAGES
LA
RESPONSABILITE
DE
TEAC
VIS
-
A-VIS
DE
TOUT
PRODUIT
DEFE
CTUE
UX
EST
LIMIT
EE
A
LA
REPA
RA
TI
ON OU
AU
REMP
LACEM
E
NT
DU
PRODUIT,
AU
GRE
DE
TEAC.
TEAC
NE
POURRA
tT
RE
TENU
POUR
RESPONSABLE
DE
QUELCONQUES
DOMMAGES
SE
RAPPO
RTAN
T
AU
DERAN
GEM
EN
T,
A
LA
PER
TE
D'USAGE
DU
PRODUIT,
A
l:INTERR
UP
TI
ON
DE
l:UT
ILI
SATION,
AUX
PERTES
COMMERCIALES
OU
DE
PRO
FIT
S,
Nl
D'AUCUN
AU
T
RE
DOMMAGE,
QU'IL
SOIT
ACCESSOIRE,
IND
I
RECT,
PUNIT
IF
OU
AUTRE.
CE
RTA
I
NS
ETATS
OU
PROVINCES
N'AUTOR
I
SENT
PAS
DE
LIM
IT
ATIONS
DE
DUREE
D
'U
NE
GARANTIE
IMPLICITE
ET/OU
N'
AU
TOR
ISENT
PAS
L'EXCLUSION
OU
LA
LIMI
TATIO
N
DES
DOMMAGES
ACCESSO
IRE
S
OU
INDIRECTS,
AUQUEL
CAS
LES
LIMITATIONS
ET
EXCLUSIONS
CI-DESSUS
PEUVENT
NE
PAS
VOUS
tTRE
APPLICABLES.
CETT
E
GAR
ANTIE
VOUS
DONN
E
DES
DROITS
SPE
CIFIQ
UES
QUI
PEUVENT
tTRE
DIFFER
E
NTS
DE
CERTAINS
DROITS
OCTROYES
PAR
LA
LOI.
CES
DRO
ITS
PE
UVENT
VARIER
D'UN
ETAT
A
LAUTRE
OU
D'UNE
PROVIN
CE
A
LAUT
RE.
This
product
is
subje
ct
to
the
legal
warranty regulations of the
coun
try
of
purchase.
In
case
of
a defect or a
problem, please
contact
the
dealer where you bought
th
e 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
ache
te
le
produit.
Las
condiciones de garantia de este aparato
estan
sujetas a
las
disposiciones legales sobre garant
ia
del
pais
en
el
que
ha
sid
o
adquirido.
En
caso
de garantia, debe dirigi
rse
al establecimiento
donde adquiri6
el
aparato.
Di
eses
Gerat
unterliegt den gesetzlichen Gewahrleistungs-
besti
mm
ungen des
Landes,
in dem
es
erworben wurde. Bitte
wenden
Sie
sich
im
Gewahrleistungsfall
an
den
Handler,
bei
dem
sie
d
as
Gerat
erworben haben.
Questa apparecch
io
e
confor
me
aile
no
rme
sulla
garanzia
vigenti nel rispettivo
Pae
se
in cui e
sso
e
stato acquistato. Si
prega
di
rivolg
ers
i al proprio commerciante, pre
sso
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 garant1evoor
sc
h
ri
f
ten
van
het land waar het
is
aangeschaft. Neem bij een defect
of
probleem contact
op
met de
le
veranci
er
waar u het product
heeft gekocht.
For
denna produkt
galler
det lagliga gara
nt
iregleringar
av
lan-
det
dar
k6p
et
gjordes. Vid
fel
el
le
r
problem kontakta
vanligen
~terf6rsaljaren,
dar
du
kopte
produkten.
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c:ou~t~!streg~
,
~~
otl1~~
tb~n
.the,
iiSA,
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=
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J
:
~:
::
,~
;
;:
i
l·
l
r ·
T
his
warranty gives you
spec
i
fi
c legal rights, and you
may
al
so
have
other rights that
vary
by count
ry
,
st
ate or prov
in
ce.
If
you have a warranty claim or request, pl
ea
se
co
ntact
the
dealer where you
bo
ught the product.
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59
WARRANTY
/GARANTIE
(United
States
and
Canada
only/~tats-Unis
et
Canada
uniquement)
Model/Modele:
TN-420
Seria
l
No)N°
de
serie
Owner's
address/Adresse
du
proprietai
re
Date
of
purchase/Date
de
l'achat
Dealer's name/Nom du
detaillant
Owner's
name/Nom du
proprietaire
Dealer's
address/Adresse du
detaillant
TEAC
TEAC
CORPORATION
1-47 Ochiai, Tama-shi,
Tokyo
206-8530,
Japan
Phone:
+81-42-356-9156
TEAC
AMERICA, INC.
1834 Gage Road,
Montebello,
California
90640
U.S.A.
Phone: +1-323-726-0303
TEAC
AUDIO
EUROPE
Gutenbergstr.
3,
82178
Puchheim,
Germany
Phone:
+49-8142-4208-141
This
product
has
a
serial
number
located
on the
rea
r
pane
l.
Please
write it here
and retain this for your reco
rd
s.
Mode
l
name:
TN-420
Serial
number
0917 MA-2409A
Gpe Microsystems Instruction Manual
G
Series Interchangeable
AC
Plug
Models
1.
Pull
back tab and hold.
2.
Mate round corner
of
plug
to
round corner
of
receptacle.
3.
Insert plug
into adapter receptacle head-first
until
it
sits
completely
inside, then release
tab
to
lock in place.
US
plug
Tail
Adapter
Receptacle
UK
plug
·CAUTION:ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO
NOT
INSERT
PLUG
ALONE
TO
ELECTRICAL
OUTLET.
All plugs
may not be included.
©Gpe Microsystems Corp.
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01
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