Vintage original Rek-O-Kut turntable with the great Shure M3D cartridge all in a hand built solid cherry cabinet that I built years ago for it. The “plinth” floats on the base in order for it to be level on any surface. The sound out of this is fantastic. The picture shows a singles adapter but the Rek-O-Kut base center actually has a twist pop up adapter incorporated. I did a search to determine how to price and with the Shure cartridge and plinth the range was $600 to $1100 so $650 should be priced to low end but the condition points to the higher end. Ultimately its worth what someone buys it for though. Any questions please let me know.
Item Tag: Late 1950's
French vintage Reela radio transmitter Bakelite Portable transistor untested
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