OA3 Tonearm
Molded magnesium armtube with fixed anti-skate and preset counterweight
Cartridge
Ortofon 2M Red with elliptical diamond stylus
Cue Lever
Installed for easy tonearm operation
Motor
Low-noise AC synchronous
Speed control
Electronic with speed control knob
Drive belt
Seamless silicone
Inverted main bearing
Self-lubricating polymer bearings with stainless steel shaft
Platter
Grooved acrylic platter with frosted finish
Dimensions
16.75″W x 12.5″D x 4.25″H
Weight
12.5 lbs
W&F
0.125%
S/N Ratio
-79 dBA
Rumble
-63 dBA
Input voltage
115V/60Hz
| Playback speeds |
33/45 RPM electronically changed |
| Dimensions |
16.75 x 12.5 x 4.25″ |
| Wow & flutter |
< 0.125% |
| S/N Ratio |
-79 dBA |
| Rumble |
< -63 dBA |
| Input voltage |
115V/60Hz |
| Output connection |
RCA |
| Warranty |
3-year limited warranty |
Included in the Box
Orbit Special Turntable
Dust Cover
Felt Mat
AC Adapter
RCA Cables
How do I setup my new turntable?
There are several ways to setup and connect your new turntable – we can help find the right option!
The Simple Setup
As the name suggests – this is the simplest way to setup your new turntable. All you’ll need is your new Orbit turntable with a built-in preamp and powered speakers. Connect your Orbit to your speaker’s RCA or 3.5mm AUX input using the included cables and rock on!
The Traditional Setup
If you already have a stereo receiver and passive speakers, the traditional setup is likely the option for you. First, connect your Orbit to your stereo receiver w/ dedicated phono input. Next, connect your stereo receiver to your passive speakers using speaker wires. In this scenario, the receiver contains both the phono preamp and the power amp to drive the passive speakers.
The Modular Setup
The modular setup is probably the right setup for you if you have an amplifier without a dedicated phono input. In this scenario, you’ll connect your Orbit to an external phono preamp which you’ll connect to a separate power amplifier. Your passive speakers will connect to the power amplifier.
