This is really a perfect example of a vintage turntable worth buying. I wonder what he sold it for. Considering the smoothness of operation, completeness and cosmetic condition of the unit, of I would think it could easily fetch 200 to 300 dollars.

I have the same turntable but the 33 speed is a bit slow, is there a way to correct the speed so its sounds good ? Or give me an email to send you a note