Creek Audio Wyndsor - Manual (Page 5)

Assembly Instructions Cont’d.
Next, lift the base away and place the motor and pulley on the
flat surface where you wish to use the turntable.
Then lower the base back onto the surface so that the motor fits
inside the hole made for it in the base.
It can be adjusted later after everything is in place.
(The belts are fitted at a later stage).
The Wyndsor turntable accepts many different tonearms. The adjustment ring fitted is
23mm - however two different sizes are included - 24mm and 25mm. Be sure to use
the correct one for your tonearm.
Fit the tonearm you choose to use. Unscrew the knurled ring around the outside of the
mounting hole. This is the VTA - the vertical tracking adjustment ring. It should be in its
uppermost position, exposing two grub screws that intersect the hole. These screws
should allow the arm boss to drop through the hole, while they are unscrewed.
Pass the plugs and earth wire through the mounting hole. When the boss is sitting on
the VTA adjuster, line the arm up with the front of the turntable and tighten the fixing
screws to hold it in place. Do not over-tighten them.
Place the platter ring on top of the bearing and make sure it is fully inserted and flat.
Spin the platter to check it spins freely.
Fit your preferred cartridge according to the manufacturer’s instructions. A specially
made alignment protractor is provided, printed inside the white and black stroboscope.
It is advisable to obtain a good quality set of scales, made for weighing the cartridge,
and a small spirit level for levelling the base and tone arm.
Remove the cover from the stylus and place it on the edge of a record after the arm
weight has been set up. Use your eye or, better still, a small level to check that the arm is
level. Adjust the VTA ring carefully at the base of the arm to make it level.
Make sure that you do not make any adjustments unless the arm is returned to its
resting position.
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