Does the tone arm return after it is finished playing a record?
648158
No,But it does stop the record turningFor the money this is a very good machine
1916982
It keeps the last tone print. You have to download the the factory default back into it
1026329
No. Every time you power it on it will load on the main menu. But, every time you play an archive that alredy had been played, it asks you if you want to resume playback. If you click "yes" it will play at the point it had stop. Another thing: it will automatically play archives in sequence in the same folder. If there's just one, it will loop playing from the beggining after it ends.
1711910
If you press the stop button to turn off the machine, it will resume at the point where it stopped. If you open the case to replace the batteries or for any other reason--even after pressing stop--play will resume at the beginning of the disc.
1457996
When the record finishes playing the turntable stops. You have to lift it and move it to the side.
80631
yes it does, of the three buttons, the main one press once music is paused, double push music restarts. Top button press once vol up, double press next track, lower button, press once vol down, double press go back one track.
694549
yes, my husband uses it. Only problems he has had are first cassette recorded had wow in it (subsequent cassettes had no wow.), and in some 78's in auto, the tone arm raises too soon. Quality is good! Hope this helps.
1961153
You can play it back through the speaker on the recording device. This equipment must be connected to a recorder to function.
1928064
Let me play around with it. By reindex do you mean return to regular operation after using it to play music on the radio?
1170281
If I remember correctly from my RCA days, putting weight on the tone arm can eventually damage the records. Hopefully there is a "skating" adjustment that will cause the tone arm to track less strongly.
1741346
Sorry to be so long, but while the problem seemed to clear up, it suddenly developed the hum again. I have a Technics receiver with a phono output, so I have the turntable set to Phone Off. This worked until today, when it suddenly developed a hum, and when I tried to reconnect the wires the white wire produced a pronounced hum and the red wire produced an explosive pop. I played it this afternoon without incident, and have played it for hundreds of hours since last summer, but today the hum came back with a vengeance.
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
1378851
no, it doesn't retract; but once it finishes the last band the turntable stops - you can set a switch for this not to happen (which I've never done, so I assume it just keeps turning); this is a really nifty little unit - I am thrilled to have bought it
1650231
Yes. If you press the back switch one time you have a tone light or two for higher. if you mantain pressing this switch then have a momentary light that will off after release.
1378852
Arm does not retract. There is an autostop switch which can be set to stop the turntable when he arm gets to the end. Once the arm gets to the end, you can raise it with the raise lever, but the arm itself does not retract.
1853490
You can buy Q-up if you want it to pick up the tonearm at the end of the record. You can also look into vintage turntable's like the Sony psx-600 turntable.
1704182
It does resume from previous place when playing from an SD card. Not from a USB atleast that was my experience.