LX Turntable Connect Walnut

Changing your belt is a quick procedure that may require several tries:

- First, remove the previous belt.
- Place your new belt on top of your turntable, making sure that the axis of the turntable is inside the circle of the belt.
- Using your left index finger, pass the belt through the notch in the pulley, then hold the position until the belt is in place.
- With your right hand, place the belt on the edge of the turntable, then, while holding it, turn the turntable until it makes a complete turn.

Your belt is now in place.

The LX turntable arm is fitted with an Ortofon OM10 stylus. The pickup consists of two parts: the cartridge, screwed onto the arm, and the stylus, mounted on the cartridge. To replace it, pull gently on the stylus to detach it from the cartridge, then insert the new stylus in its place.

To connect the LX turntable to the speaker, you'll find an RCA cable and a power supply in your product packaging. Start by connecting these two cables to the LX ports. Then, with the help of another person to carry the turntable, connect the other ends to the dedicated ports on the underside of the turntable. Finally, pre-amplify your turntable by pushing the knob above the RCA ports to the right, in "PHONO" mode. It's important to also connect the metal fork on both sides to ground the turntable. This will prevent background noise when listening.

The maximum range of a Bluetooth speaker is 10 meters. If this distance is exceeded, the sound jerks and eventually cuts out.

This distance may vary depending on the environment in which you use these devices. For example, there may be sources of wireless interference (such as microwave ovens) or physical obstacles (such as walls or human bodies) that affect the effective range of your Bluetooth. If such factors affect Bluetooth functionality, bring the two devices closer together and try again.

Here is a list of potential interference materials:
- wood, glass and many synthetic materials: low interference
- water, bricks, marble: medium interference
- plaster, concrete, shielded glass: high interference
- metal: very high interference

For the LX Turntable, 4 springs are required. For the "standard" LX model (without integrated turntable) we supply 5 shock absorbers, the 5th is only required for heavier turntables.

Thanks to technology Widesound 3.0® patented by La Boite concept which allows for immersive sound diffusion, the LX speaker delivers the same sound fidelity, regardless of its position in your room, and can therefore be installed wherever you want.

An active loudspeaker is a type of speaker that integrates an amplifier directly inside, simplifying installation and operation. Unlike passive speakers, which require an external amplifier, active speakers offer an all-in-one solution. Often described as "Plug & Play", they require only a simple connection to an audio source (such as a smartphone, computer or turntable) to operate. There's no need for additional cables or devices - everything is integrated, making for a fast, hassle-free listening experience.

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