Yamaha YP-D6 Owner's Manual

OWNER’S
GUIDE
direct drive
turntable
CO NTE N TSFE AT U RES
Direct Drive 12-Pole 24-slot DC Servomotor Low Wow and Flutter (0.035% wrms) Auto Return and Auto Cut Features Designed for Optimum Operating Convenience Sensitive S-Type Static Balance Tonearm Cueing Lever and Anti-Skating Inside Force Canceler Stroboscopic Speed Indication Separate ±3% Speed Adjustments for 33/45 rpm Gold-Plated Headshell Contacts Free-Setting Detachable Dust Cover Large Acoustic Insulator Feet
The Names and Functions of the Parts ........................................... 4
Cautions - Read This Before Operating Your YP-D6 .......................... 5
Assembly and Adjustments ............................................................ 6
Connections to Your Amplifier or Receiver ..................................... 10
How To Play Records .................................................................... 10
Changing Cartridge Stylus ............................................................ 11
Specifications .............................................................................. 12
Trouble Shooting .......................................................................... 13
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NA MES AN D FU N CT I ONS OF TH E PA R TS
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Rubber Mat
Specially designed to give the ideal support for records, damping their resonance and so improving overall bass
response.
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Turntable Platter
Die-cast aluminum, this has been specially dynam­ically balanced for optimum flywheel smoothing
effect, giving steady, even rotation.
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Detachable Dust Cover
The beautiful transparent acrylic dust cover is fully detachable by free-setting hinges for maxi­mum accessibility.
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Counterweight Assembly
The whole counterweight assembly rotates to give easy selection and clear indication of accurate stylus tracking force settings. The assembly con­sists of long weight with indicating dial and ring
weight.
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Anti-Skating Inside Force Canceler
This simple dial-setting anti-skating device ensures middle-of-the-groove tracking.
Arm Rest
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This provides a positive rest for the tonearm after auto­return at the end of a record, and between records.
Cueing Lever (Arm Lifter)
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With this lever you can gently lift the cartridge from the record - and lower it back just as gently - without fear of
jarring the delicate stylus or damaging precious records.
Tonearm
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The advanced S-type static balance arm used in the YP-D6 features special bearings and unusually high sensitivity in both horizontal and vertical directions,
for top performance with all types of cartridges.
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Fine Speed Adjustment Control (45 rpm)
This gives approximately ±3% adjustment in the speed of turntable rotation at 45 rpm. It does not affect the setting at 33-1/3 rpm.
Fine Speed Adjustment Control
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(33-1/3 rpm)
This is the corresponding control for 33-1/3 rpm speed, and is also quite independent.
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Speed Selector Push-Buttons
Just press the appropriate button for immediate selection of the desited speed.
PLAY/CUT Push-Button
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With the cartridge poised above the lead-in groove, a touch to this button will start record audition. Another touch at any point during the playing a record, and
audition will be automatically terminated, returning the tonearm to its original position.
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Headshell
With gold-plated contacts for ultra-low contact resis­tance (enemy of top quality phone reproduction), this superior headshell accepts virtually all cartridge types.
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Center Shaft (and Motor)
In the YP-D6 the central shaft is integral with the motor, which rotates at the actual speed of the the turntable platter, reducing vibration and eliminating the need for intermediate mechanisms.
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Auto Return Mechanism
Simple and reliable, this mechanism safely and gently returns the tonearm to its rest at the end of the record,or when the record is rejected.
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Stroboscopic Speed Indicator Housing
The YP-D6 features accurate indication of the turntable speed by stroboscopic illumination of the engraved skirt of the turntable platter.
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Acoustic Damper Feet
These large feet insulate the YP-D6 from vibrations, and help to eliminate “howling” (acoustic feedback from speakers).
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