Pioneer PL-41 Turntable - Super super super good sound and condition! What a beauty!

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[@VinylShack]

The silver plate that surrounds the speed button pops off really easily. This makes belt replacement extremely easy.

[@KenV62]

I can attest it's a great turntable. I found one at Goodwill, sitting on the floor for some reason. Other than a small crack in dustcover, the rest of the table...the real walnut plinth and all top metal was perfect. Just had a slight scrape sound, which turned out to be a bad thrust bearing. Got that replaced at a vintage repair shop, along with a new belt, and was ready to roll. Have substituted it for over 10yrs over my Thorens TD160. Has a Shure M97xe. So fluid to use. Rugged. Weighs a ton. Sounds incredible of course. Probably keep it forever, and it will outlast me.

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

You always find good quality stuff

[@4catsnow]

Sold a lot of the Pioneer equipment back in day..great stuff at reasonable prices...

[@Trojan0304]

A beauty

[@bpalpha]

Nice table! Even came with the cover in good condition. Those klh's could use an upgrade.

[@hughbetcha436]

They don't make them nearly that good anymore! Nice one

[@otherworldvinyl]

As soon as I saw that, I thought walnut but, either way it’s gorgeous!

[@kappandrew1]

Right!? It's so beautiful

[@TexTom1981]

take your cartridge off when you're putting a dowel that close to the stylus!

[@mrblottosgrotto4938]

Are you selling this turntable?

[@88Ozark]

You selling this?

[@winijwanichpol1194]

60hz or 50hz

[@toneyisaiah3556]

They certainly don't make
things like that anymore.

[@mpsorry]

Remove the motor cover