Lenco L75 Vintage Rare Turntable Works + Ortofon 2M with Affordable Price

Description

This turntable is a legacy from our grandfather and we still use it everyday at home, but for one reason or another our family decided to sell it. Physical condition is still very good and buyers can judge directly from the pictures that we include. the wood plint has not been replaced and is still durable since grandfather bought it, except for the bottom part which you can later replace and re-create. we only sell the unit, equipped with a 2m orthophone needle and that's it. Functionally still very good and we turn every day in the living room. This item is suitable for you audiophiles who want to add to your collection at an affordable price from the average market price.
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The Lenco L75 was built from the early 1970s and designed to meet the challenges of a price driven market. Just affordable enough to be purchased by university students, it was designed with the intention of bringing audiophile sound quality made in Switzerland to a young consumer group. Despite the ever so slight rumble coming from the sturdy idler wheel drive construction, the woodcased Lenco included some welcome features, such as a floating cabinet, a newly designed tone arm with visible anti skating weight, and four playing speeds ranging from 78 RPM all the way down to 16 RPM. Available accessories included a strobe speed control disk for fine adjustment, a record sweeper with fixture on the deck, and record clamps to reduce vibrations. Today, the L75 ranks among the best idler turntables ever made. Especially audiophile listeners hold the L75 in high esteem, knowing well that even the considerable success of the L75 in the end was not enough to save the failing company from extinction.