I am selling a belt-drive turntable. It's an old model, but it comes with a valuable TRIO shell cartridge needle from that time. I have confirmed that it functions and operates without any problems. When the turntable starts rotating, there is a faint clicking sound. However, the sound disappears during playback. I believe this is just how it's designed. It's a mechanical, fully automatic turntable. There is a crack on the back right side of the dust cover, but it does not affect opening and closing. It's a shame to let it go, but I am selling it. An electrical automatic player that automatically performs the bubble operation of record playback. For the turntable drive, it uses a 4-pole outer rotor type hysteresis synchronous motor with high starting torque and low rotational speed variation. For the arm drive, it uses a 24-pole synchronous ultra-low-speed motor, eliminating the effects of side pressure and distortion on the arm and cartridge. The tonearm uses a static balance type S-shaped pipe arm. It is equipped with a lateral balance adjustment weight, and the shell uses an EIA standard plug-in method, compatible with commercially available shells. A muting switch suppresses shock noise when the needle touches the record surface. It is equipped with an auto-play function, and by simply pressing the play switch, the turntable automatically rotates, and the needle drops onto the record. It also has an auto-return function that returns the arm to the rest and turns off the power at the end of the playback, and an auto-cut switch that allows you to stop playback in the middle. Furthermore, it is equipped with a slide-type repeat switch, enabling auto-repeat. A safety mechanism is installed to prevent excessive force from being applied to the mechanism even if your hand accidentally touches it while the auto mechanism is operating. Manual operation is also possible by setting the lever to manual.