1
The YP-D6 is a sensitive piece of precision audio
equipment. This manual is required reading if you
are to get the best from it.
2
Be very careful not to drop or jar the YP-D6,
particularly after it has been fully assembled and
all adjustments are made. If it is accidentally
bumped, check carefully that nothing has gone
out of adjustment, or readjust accordingly.
3
Locate the YP-D6 in a flat and level place, out
of the direct rays of the sun, avoiding locations
subject to vibration and excessive dust, heat,
cold or moisture. Also avoid plaing it directly
in front of – or too close to – your speakers.
4
If the YP-D6 ever has to be relocated, carry it
with extreme care. Better still, retain the ori-
ginal packing, and carefully re-pack it for transit.
5
C A U TI ON S - RE A D TH IS BE F O RE OP ER ATING Y O U R YP- D6
5
Do not attempt to clean any accumulations of
dirt with chemical solvents (such as alcohol or
benzene). Wipe only with a clean, completely
dry cloth.
6
Do not assume that your YP-D6 is faulty be-
fore reading the section on 'Trouble Shooting',
which details common operating errors.
7
Keep this manual in a safe place for future ref-
erence, and refer to it frequently until you are
fully familiar with your YP-D6.
8
Whichever high performance cartridge you buy
for use with the YP-D6, be sure to keep the
stylus tip free from accumulated dirt: this is
the major single source of poor sound quality
from records.
9
If there is a voltage selector switch on the
rear of the YP-D6, it must be set for your local
mains voltage BEFORE plugging in the AC
main supply. Voltages are 110-130/22-240 V
AC, 50/60 Hz. To change the voltage, unscrew
the metal switch-guard plate, change over the
switch, and screw the plate back in the reverse
position. This switch is not available in Canada
and The U.S.
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