Will the arm return and stop the plate at the end of the LP?
643141
No, the arm will not return and the plate will nnot stop: it is full manual operation.
643142
No, it is completely manual. So if you leave the room the stylus will be down on the record and the platter will continue to turn.
2235433
Yes. It will shut off after one side of the tape finished playing. There is an option for continuous play, then it won't shut off until both sides have finished playing.
1147504
Yes it resumes where you stopped before. If you pause the DVD, and the player shuts down, it will start where you paused it. Great feature. Also love that it has a USB port.
742502
It has a short post only capable of playing one disc at a time, but it does automatically return the tone arm to the base after the record is done and starts a record at the beginning pretty well with one button push so you don't have to handle the tone arm in case of arthritic fingers, etc.
765024
No, provided you have had it charged. It will continue from where it was stop.
998513
No the turntable is not fully automatic. You must sit the arm on the record and at that time the record begins to turn. It will not return the arm to its starting position. HOWEVER, it does cut off when the record is finished and the arm has moved to the center. Hope this helps! Bob
2179640
No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.
992926
For the arm, there is a lever which can be used to raise or lower the arm however you must physically move the arm to where you want to place the needle and then lower it using the lever. Same with when the record is finished playing, you must use the lever to raise the arm, at which time the arm does automatically return to its resting place and then you can then use the lever to lower it back down.
1346098
No, there's no auto-return. Probably the only annoying thing about the turntable, it sounds great.
1457997
when it's done the record automatically stops but the arm stays towards the center, it doesn't return.
1209229
No, the arm simply slides down over the top of the tripod. It can make for a few squeaks so I'll just occasionally spay a little oil on the connection. This also makes it easy to setup and take down.
1786148
No that should not be happening. If it is there is a problem.It should spring back to its zero position.
2121333
It most likely will block the plate; but I'm pretty sure any folding unit will do the same. I normally don't keep mine on all the time since it's light enough to take on and off.
52146
There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
1958396
If I'm using the arm correctly, you set it on the record to begin with, but if you have first clicked it to the right, then it will remove from the finished record automatically and rest back at the side.
333279
Yes. By taking off pad, the same screws hold the plate against pad. You would just have the bar
2148359
On the quick release plate? The screw itself should come to a stop. It's common for the plate to still be able to rotate.