It sounds like you're connecting this turntable to your receiver's phono input, which is overloading it and causing distortion, because the receiver's phono input is designed for a magnetic cartridge, and this turntable has a ceramic cartridge, which has a much higher output level. Try connecting it to the receiver's Aux, CD, or Video input instead, then it won't sound so distorted.
i got one of these to listen to some 70s rock records/vinyls but the needle always stops playing after like 2 mins?? it automatically goes back to its sitting place. any help??
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It sounds like you're connecting this turntable to your receiver's phono input, which is overloading it and causing distortion, because the receiver's phono input is designed for a magnetic cartridge, and this turntable has a ceramic cartridge, which has a much higher output level. Try connecting it to the receiver's Aux, CD, or Video input instead, then it won't sound so distorted.
I know this is an old comment but I just found this turntable in my fathers storage and this helped so much so thank you.
i got one of these to listen to some 70s rock records/vinyls but the needle always stops playing after like 2 mins?? it automatically goes back to its sitting place. any help??
JayMonstaR6 I know this is an old comment but I recently bought one and am having the same issue were you able to figure this out or no?
that black screw next to the tonearm is the answer. Turn it to adjust where the tone arm will stop
I have one at home it never stops in the middle of songa
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