How to setup on turntable

It seems to me that, barring a defect in the turntable itself, the first thing I would check is the connections at the cartridge, ensuring their tightness and phase.
Good luck.
Ray

You cartridge needs alignment, you need to adjust the Azimuth, the cantilevers perpendicular relationship to the record groove. Put a small mirror under the stylus tip and look for a perfectly straight line through the cantilever and its reflection. If there's a bend in the reflection at the mirror, the azimuth is wrong. Some tonearms are designed to allow ease of azimuth adjustment; those that aren't require you to insert tiny shims between headshell and cartridge.Azimuth alignment is vital to correct left-right channel balance, and consequently to soundstaging and imaging. Azimuth can als be checked with a dual-trace oscilloscope and a test record. With each channel feeding one inpute of the 'scope, play the test record with a pure tone.Perfect azimuth alignment will produce identical amplitudes from both 'scope channels. If any of this in not understood, save yourself a problem and take the complete turntable arm and cartridge to your local high end shop and ask for their help. Good Luck, Rob

Thanks. I will try do it now