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Playing a record with paired Bluetooth speakers or headphones
When connecting Bluetooth speakers or headphones that have already been paired with this unit, those can be connected to this unit without pairing.
Turn on the Bluetooth speakers or headphones that are already paired with this unit.
Press the Bluetooth button ( 
) on this unit.
) on this unit.The Bluetooth indicator lights up in the following colors to match the Bluetooth codec and the unit will connect using Bluetooth.
Blue：SBC
Purple：aptX/aptX HD/aptX Adaptive
If the connected Bluetooth speakers or headphones are compatible with aptX, aptX HD or aptX Adaptive, they will connect automatically using the supported aptX codec. If supporting multiple aptX codecs, devices will automatically connect in the order of aptX Adaptive → aptX HD → aptX.
Play the record following the steps 1 through to 6 of Record playbacklink.
The unit connects to the nearest Bluetooth speakers or headphones. If the Bluetooth speakers or headphones cannot be detected after connecting Bluetooth for approximately 2 minutes, the Bluetooth indicator will turn to solid red and switch the Bluetooth connection to waiting mode.
The audio signal is output from the PHONO OUT terminals even when connected using Bluetooth.
NOTE
If pressing the Bluetooth ( ) button while playing a record, that vibration may cause the needle to jump. It is recommended to establish a Bluetooth connection before playing a record.
Adjusting the Bluetooth volume
Press Bluetooth volume buttons (+, –) to adjust the Bluetooth volume.
You can also adjust the volume using the volume control functions of your Bluetooth speakers or headphones.
NOTE
When using an MC cartridge, the Bluetooth output level is lower than when using an MM cartridge.
You may not be able to adjust the volume, depending on the Bluetooth standards of the connected device.