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Brand: Pioneer

The Pioneer PL-71 is a turntable model released by the Japanese electronics company Pioneer in the 1970s. It was part of the company's popular PL-1000 series, known for its high-quality audio performance. The PL-71 featured a heavy, die-cast aluminum platter that helped to reduce vibration and improve sound quality. It also had a low-torque, auto-reverse belt drive system and a steel tone arm with a detachable headshell. The turntable came with a Pioneer PG-300 moving magnet (MM) cartridge, which was also known for its excellent sound performance.The PL-71 was widely regarded as one of the top-performing turntables of its time, and it is still sought after by audiophiles and vinyl collectors today. Its reputation for durability, excellent audio performance, and high build quality remains a hallmark of the Pioneer brand.



  • Drive: Direct Drive
  • Motor: DC
  • Control: Servo
  • Automation: Manual
  • Changer: No
  • Suspension:
  • Rumble: -60dB
  • Wow and Flutter: 0.05% wrms
  • Speeds: 33, 45 rpm
  • Platter: 310 mm
  • Tonearm: S-Shaped
  • Dimensions: 480 x 185 x 415 mm
  • Weight: 11 kg
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