1934 Instructions fo connecting and operating phonograph

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                               MIDWEST RADIO CORPORATION,                 £Y
            INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONNECTING AND OPERATING PHONOGRAPH
                 RECORD CHANGER ON MIDWEST1@ TUBE -~ 1934.

Remove cardboard packing holding phonograph record changer in place.
Connect A.C.   plug from record changer to          receptacle on A.Ce cord of
Radio Chassis.             :

To  connect phonograph unit to radio chassis, place phone tips in jacks
at rear of chassls near name plate and place metal shielding lug under
nut on bolt at side of Jacks. Be sure to put red wire in jack with red
dot on it, and green wire in  jack with green dot on.
                                    VOLUME CONTROL
    PHONO
                                         SWITCH
                                                      GREEN WIRE




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To start phonograph motor turn switch located in right hand corner,on  —e
pesition to rights  To operate phonograph turn swisch to sacond posi~-
tion or extrems right.           \
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Volume of phonograph is eontrolled by small knob on #ep of tone arm.
When operating phonograph, set  must be turned on and volume control
on set turned down, or to the left.

Elght, ten inch records may be placed on turn table et one time. Be
sure all records ave same size and thiclkness. Note: Bettom record
must always be of standard thickness and must not be warped or changer
device will throw last record from turn table which might result in
damage to unit.                                              )
Do not use erdinary steel phonograph needles. Use a high grade needle
that will play at least eight to twelve records.

Be sure phonograph console is level to insure satisfactory operat
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of record changing unit.




                                                            RED WIRE