| Kid_Lax |
right beside the on/off switch thingy there are 4 numbers with corresponding dots
i believe its -3.3, 0, 3.3, 6.6 or sometigna long those lines
regardless...they have dots beside them that represent the dots on the platter
when you put the pitch to say...0, then the large dot should appear to not move when you look at it where the redlight from the power shines on it (dunno if that made sense)
as should the other ones (i.e. @ 3.3 the corresponding dot should not move, etc.)
i would be hesitent about opening the tables up if you don't know what you're doing, keep in mind that if you open up the tables it voids the warrenties (assuming you bought them new)
and from what i hear, it is very difficult to get it back to the correct pitch once you around with it...i suggest letting someone who knows what they're doing fix it...well i know i wouldn't trust myself ing around with an $800 investment ;) |
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