Reloop RP-7000 MK2 Silver Instruction Manual
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To set up your Reloop RP-7000 MK2, place it on a stable surface, attach the platter and slipmat, balance the tonearm, set the tracking force as per the cartridge specifications, and connect it to your mixer or amplifier using the RCA cables. Ensure the ground wire is connected to prevent hum.
First, check if the turntable is plugged in and turned on. Ensure that the start/stop button is functioning correctly. Verify that the power cord and RCA connections are secure. If the issue persists, it may require professional servicing.
Use the pitch fader located on the right side of the turntable to adjust the pitch. The range can be set to ±8%, ±16%, or ±50% using the pitch range button. Ensure the quartz lock button is off if you want manual pitch control.
Regularly clean the stylus with a soft brush, dust the platter and tonearm, and ensure connections are secure. Periodically check the tonearm balance and alignment. Store the turntable with the dust cover on when not in use to avoid dust accumulation.
Unscrew the headshell from the tonearm, disconnect the cartridge wires, and remove the old cartridge. Attach the new cartridge, connect the wires according to the color codes, and screw the headshell back onto the tonearm. Adjust the tracking force and alignment as needed.
Ensure that the ground wire is properly connected to your mixer or amplifier. Check all RCA connections for tightness. If the hum persists, try repositioning the cables away from power sources or other electronics that might cause interference.
Set the anti-skate control to the same value as the tracking force. This helps in equal pressure on both sides of the groove and prevents the stylus from skipping. Adjust as necessary based on playback performance.
Yes, the RP-7000 MK2 is designed with DJs in mind and features high torque, adjustable pitch, and durable construction suited for scratching. Ensure the slipmat is installed and the tonearm is balanced for optimal performance.
Remove the platter and secure the tonearm with the lock provided. Use the original packaging or a dedicated flight case to protect the turntable from shocks during transport. Ensure all accessories are packed securely to prevent damage.
Check the pitch control settings and ensure the quartz lock feature is off if manual adjustment is needed. Clean the pitch fader and inspect for dust or debris. If the problem persists, the internal electronics may require servicing.