Once the record is played does the arm lifts or recognizes that it has to stop or it keeps going on and on? Many thanks!
1326447
I tested it yesterday. It keeps spinning in the dead zone until you stop it. I thought that it lifted but it does not.
1326448
For me, the record stops in the dead zone, but the needle does not lift. So the needle just sits on the record until removed (but w/o record spinning).
1104844
I have not had that problem with my turntable. However, being old, when that problem happened in the days when all we had was turntables, it generally meant that the record was a little worn and the turntable arm too light to not bounce over the worn areas. Solution was to place a small weight of any kind (candy, rubber eraser, etc) on the arm, but no too heavy to bend the needle in the arm.
992926
For the arm, there is a lever which can be used to raise or lower the arm however you must physically move the arm to where you want to place the needle and then lower it using the lever. Same with when the record is finished playing, you must use the lever to raise the arm, at which time the arm does automatically return to its resting place and then you can then use the lever to lower it back down.
1812975
Hi, Besides the front on-off switch & Volume control, there are TWO little electric switches to the right of the tone arm (facing the player from the front). The first one adjusts the SPEED of the turntable: back position=33 1/3; middle: 45. Right behindthat little black switch is another. If that switch is pulled FORWARD the turntable platter does NOT spin until you move the tone arm off the rest and over a record. If it is pushed toward the back, the platter continuously turns, whether the tone arm is on the rest position OR being used to play a record. I Hope this helps. :-)
1938
On further reflection....this player doesn't stop and hold in a place.You have to stop the player.Then it restarts to the beginning and you have to find the song you were on....and start at the beginning of the song.
2032477
yes it does show on the recording when you play it back. But it can be off in the playback if you set it up in the off mode in the main menu
1044501
If you tap the + it moves to the next track. If you hold it down, it gets louder. If you tap the - it starts the current track over. if you tap it twice, it goes back to the last track. if you hold the - down the volume gets lower.
752843
It will stay on hold until you press the play. It is programmable, repeats starts over, it's somewhat sensitive, but for the money you can't beat it. The player does everything the 180 dollar player does. It's a good deal for sure.
969419
You place needle on record but you can que arm any where on record and it automatically lifts off record at end it is very easy to use It does not have ability to drop ADDITIONAL RECORDS hOPE THIS HELPS jEAN
1332788
Yes, it does. Worth noting: One must place the needle on a record manually to play. It does, however, return to its resting place after the record plays.
1761235
It will play then sequentially. I have so many tracks that I still haven't reached the last one. But, if I remember correctly you have the option to loop, shuffle, or stop at the end.
724870
No very often. Like someone else mentioned, it does reset when you change between the audio sources, but its not a big deal. I have had nothing to complain about with mine.
752844
It will stay on hold until you press the play. It is programmable, repeatsstarts over, it's somewhat sensitive, but for the money you can't beat it. The player does everything the 180 dollar player does. It's a good deal for sure.
648158
No,But it does stop the record turningFor the money this is a very good machine
1288842
Hi Peggy - If you press the stop only once it will continue with the movie, if you press it twice then it starts from the beginning. If you turn off the player obviously it will start from the beginning again. Hope I have answered your question.
1368584
It can be listened to continuously. It also can be set to stop of you want it to.
918544
Just to confirm. the arm does not automatically set itself up to record, it only has auto return. Another point worth noting is that whilst the manual shows that the unit can pick up the tracks on your vinyl automatically and give them track numbers on the recorder, I found that 8 out of 10 times, the unit did not pick up the tracks and it would record the whole side of the record as one big long track. You can go back later and edit that, but it's just another feature that did not work properly.