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The Q UP - Automatic Tonearm Lifter

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The Q UP - Automatic Tonearm LifterThe Q UP Automatic Tonearm Lifter Precision Tonearm Lifting Device The Q UP is a high precision device that safely lifts your tonearm at the end of the record. The Q UP can be installed in minutes, without tools, and is designed to fit on most manual turntables. Based upon a trigger and lift design, now reborn and modernized to work with either classic or contemporary turntable and tonearm combinations, the Q UP can be configured for a variety of

The Q UP - Automatic Tonearm Lifter

Precision Tonearm Lifting Device

The Q UP is a high precision device that safely lifts your tonearm at the end of the record. The Q UP can be installed in minutes, without tools, and is designed to fit on most manual turntables. Based upon a trigger and lift design, now reborn and modernized to work with either classic or contemporary turntable and tonearm combinations, the Q UP can be configured for a variety of tonearm heights, thicknesses, and shapes.

The Q UP only interacts with the tonearm at the end of record and does not adversely effect the tonal quality of your system in any way. No need to worry about falling asleep with your record playing or forgetting that it is playing if you get distracted.

  • adds convenience to manual turntables by automatically raising tonearm at the end of the record
  • extends stylus life
  • easy installation, no tools required!
  • can be configured to work with a variety of tonearms and turntables
  • only interacts with tonearm at end of record, does not affect sound quality

You can easily determine whether or not the Q UP is compatible with your system. First, your tonearm must be a pivot type and not linear tracking.

Second, you will need 0.55" (14mm) of space between the tonearm and the platter – and slightly less if you are setting up the lifter without the base unit.

Finally, the minimum height between the base where you will set up The Q UP and the bottom of the tonearm when playing a record is 1.41" (36mm) if you are using the base unit, or 1.34" (34mm) if you are setting it up without the base unit.

Note: The Q UP comes with three stackable platforms that can further elevate the Q UP for turntables with thick platters.

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