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Playback
You can listen to the music on your computer through its internal speakers or through headphones
connected to it. (Classic LP cannot be used as a playback device for your computer's audio.)
To listen to a record while it's playing, listen through your (connected) computer's speakers, or
connect Classic LP's RCA outputs to a stereo system or powered speakers. Do not connect them to
phono-level inputs; Classic LP's RCA outputs are line-level and could damage a device with phono-
level inputs.
Features
IMPORTANT: Remove the plastic cartridge cover (needle cover) before operating the turntable.
1. Platter – Place your record here.
2. 45 RPM Adapter Holder – Holds
the included 45 RPM adapter.
When not using the adapter,
please place it in this holder.
3. Tonearm – The tonearm can be
raised and lowered by hand, or by
pressing the raise / lower lever.
4. Arm Clip – This specially
designed arm clip secures the
tonearm while at rest or when not
in use. The arm clip has been
designed to remain in the up
position while unlocked.
5. Raise / Lower Lever – Raises
and lowers the tonearm.
6. 33 / 45 / 78 Switch* – This switch
controls the RPM of the turntable
platter.
* If needed, you may adjust the speed of the
turntable platter. On the underside of Classic LP,
remove the rubber plugs and tighten/loosen the
appropriate screw with a screwdriver.
Note: For best results when playing 78 RPM vinyl
records, use a 78 stylus (sold separately). Only use
a 78 stylus with 78 RPM vinyl records. Purchase
the iCT06rs 78 stylus at ionaudio.com.
7. Autostop switch – This switch turns autostop on or off. When autostop is on, the platter will
start spinning when the tonearm is placed over the record and stop spinning when the record
has reached the end. (When autostop is off, the platter will always spin regardless of the
position of the tonearm.)
Note: If your vinyl record stops before it reaches the end of the music, turn Autostop to the off
position for this particular record. This is generally recommended for 45 RPM records.
8. RCA Output** – The audio from a playing vinyl record is sent to this line-level coaxial audio
output. This must not be connected to phono level devices.
**WARNING: The RCA outputs are LINE level. Please only connect these to LINE level inputs.
You may damage your receiver if you plug in a LINE level device into a PHONO level input.
9. USB Audio Output – Use the included USB cable to connect your turntable to your computer.
The USB connection will send audio from the turntable to your computer. Please see the Using
Classic LP With Your Computer section of this manual for information.
10. Power Cable Input – Use the included adapter to connect to wall power.
11. Power Button – Press this button to turn Classic LP on/off.
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