Angels Horn® Blog ·05 juin, 2022

Comment remplacer la cartouche de votre platine ?

Remplacement de la cartouche：

1. Avant le remplacement, remettez le protecteur de stylet sur le stylet pour éviter d'endommager le stylet pendant le processus de remplacement.
2. Retirez soigneusement les fils conducteurs de la cartouche d'origine.
3. Desserrez les deux vis du porte-cellule qui fixent la cartouche, puis retirez la cartouche d'origine.
4. Montez la nouvelle cartouche sur le porte-cellule et serrez-la légèrement. Ne serrez pas complètement les vis à ce moment.
5. Connectez les fils conducteurs aux bornes de la nouvelle cartouche. Les codes de couleur des fils conducteurs sont les suivants :
Blanc Canal gauche positif (L+) Rouge Canal droit positif (R+)
Noir Canal gauche négatif (L–) Noir Canal droit négatif (R-)
6. Ajustez la position de la cartouche pour vous assurer qu'elle est précisément alignée sur la tête de lecture afin que le stylet suive parfaitement les rainures en parallèle.
Pour ce faire, placez le rapporteur d'alignement de la cartouche de papier inclus sur l'axe de la platine, soulevez délicatement le bras de lecture et placez la pointe du stylet sur les points marqués respectivement 130 mm et 250 mm. Ajustez la position de la cartouche sur le porte-cellule jusqu'à ce que la cartouche soit parfaitement parallèle aux lignes de référence aux deux points.
7. Serrez complètement les vis une fois l'alignement parfait obtenu.

Si vous n'êtes pas familier ou mal à l'aise avec cette procédure, nous vous recommandons de consulter un professionnel pour effectuer l'installation.

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My first record player

This is the first record player I've ever owned and I definitely recommend spending the money on this, if you want a true experience of listening to albums this is perfect for you. It has the true sound/tone of all the original music you decide to play for you and your friends. Easy setup and quick delivery with lifetime a warranty.

It sounds better than it should.

If you don't like reading long reviews than the short answer is: Just buy it, you won't be disappointed.

Now for the longer review and why I took off 1 star.

Price, it's one of the more pricey units out there, and I would have like to see it perform better in a couple of areas. The amplifier and volume control. The volume knob has to be at the 10 o'clock position to get any sound out at all, below that does nothing. By the time you get to 2 o'clock your really pushing the limits of volume before distortion. Sometimes I could get higher without but the recording needed to be quieter coming in, then the overall volume was about the same. The amp has a slight hiss sound over the speakers, once you start playing music it isn't noticeable at all, but this should have been addresses for this price. It needs just a bit more power, at times with certain music I wanted to turn it up a bit, but there was nothing left. The tone arm, when down, is right against the case, so it's a bit hard to get your finger under it to lift it. The "Line in" on the back is still a bit too high gain to be considered a full line input. I had to run a line stage and turn it down a bit. Some songs and equipment were fine but others were not. It's really more of an AUX IN, for headphone out of a phone or MP3 player.

The good:

Looks: Fit and finish is quite good, it comes very well packaged and was in perfect shape. It is just the simulated wood vinyl, but it's well done, you can't see particle board anywhere. The overall esthetics are nice, I love the watt meters on the front. The speakers have little rubber feet on the bottom, they keep the bottom from getting scratched or scratching anything, and keep the speaker from vibrating around. The grills are removable which is nice for those who want that look. When the unit is turned on, the turntable rotates near silently, no grumble or bearing noise.

Sound: This is where it all comes together. I first put on a record to give this a try. The video is of Tears for Fears and you are listening to the small speakers that came with the player. They have surprising mid base and deep extension. They are not room shaking, but you hear all the music. This album is well recorded and has a lot of depth. The amp and speakers made this sound great. The tone of the whole system is musical, warm and inviting and the speakers image quite well. Something I thought I would never say when describing a system like this. Hooking up to the KLH-5 speakers present in the video brought another level to the sound. It was louder with better low frequency extension, it really showed what this amplifier sounded like.

Technical: I tried all the functions and everything worked as it should. The pitch control allowed me to fine tune the rotation speed with my strobe disk. Once set it stayed stable. My FiiO MP3 music streamer connected via BT and kept connecting when switched back and forth, as soon as I powered back on it paired and played great. The line in worked, except for above.

Overall a great setup.