Philips - Philips 777 Direct Control Turntable





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Philips 777 Direct Control vintage hi‑fi turntable with electronically controlled speeds (33⅓ and 45 RPM), aluminium platter, balanced tonearm with adjustable counterweight, automatic functions and built‑in pickup, stereo RCA outputs, and a transparent lightly tinted dust cover; it is in good physical condition and tested and working, weighing 10 kg.
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**Philips 777 Direct Control – Vintage Turntable – Electronic Turntable**
The Philips 777 Direct Control is a stylish vintage turntable from the well-known Dutch electronics brand Philips. This model combines a classic design with electronic speed control and precise tonearm construction. The turntable comes from the period when Philips developed high-quality hi-fi equipment for vinyl enthusiasts.
The turntable features an electronically controlled drive system, an aluminum platter, and a tonearm with adjustable counterweight. Thanks to automatic operating functions and the ability to play both 33 and 45 RPM, this model is suitable for different kinds of vinyl records.
The Philips 777 has an elegant dark finish and a transparent dust cover. The classic styling and distinctive controls make this turntable an interesting addition to a vintage hi-fi setup.
**Specifications:**
- Brand: Philips
- Model: 777 Direct Control
- Type: Vintage hi-fi turntable
- Period: Late 70s / early 80s
- Drive: Electronically controlled
- Speeds: 33⅓ and 45 RPM
- Speed control: Electronic Direct Control
- Platter: Aluminum
- Tonearm: Balanced tonearm with adjustable counterweight
- Operation: Electronic operation with automatic features
- Cartridge: Equipped with a mounted pickup element
- Connection: Stereo RCA / banana jacks
- Dust cover: Transparent, lightly tinted
- Color: Dark gray/black with silver accents
**Summary:**
A beautiful Philips 777 Direct Control turntable with electronic speed control, aluminum platter and a classic tonearm construction. Due to its timeless design and practical operation options, this model makes a nice addition to a vintage hi-fi setup and is an interesting specimen for fans of classic Philips audio equipment.
Possible signs of wear. See the photos for more insight into its condition.
**Philips 777 Direct Control – Vintage Turntable – Electronic Turntable**
The Philips 777 Direct Control is a stylish vintage turntable from the well-known Dutch electronics brand Philips. This model combines a classic design with electronic speed control and precise tonearm construction. The turntable comes from the period when Philips developed high-quality hi-fi equipment for vinyl enthusiasts.
The turntable features an electronically controlled drive system, an aluminum platter, and a tonearm with adjustable counterweight. Thanks to automatic operating functions and the ability to play both 33 and 45 RPM, this model is suitable for different kinds of vinyl records.
The Philips 777 has an elegant dark finish and a transparent dust cover. The classic styling and distinctive controls make this turntable an interesting addition to a vintage hi-fi setup.
**Specifications:**
- Brand: Philips
- Model: 777 Direct Control
- Type: Vintage hi-fi turntable
- Period: Late 70s / early 80s
- Drive: Electronically controlled
- Speeds: 33⅓ and 45 RPM
- Speed control: Electronic Direct Control
- Platter: Aluminum
- Tonearm: Balanced tonearm with adjustable counterweight
- Operation: Electronic operation with automatic features
- Cartridge: Equipped with a mounted pickup element
- Connection: Stereo RCA / banana jacks
- Dust cover: Transparent, lightly tinted
- Color: Dark gray/black with silver accents
**Summary:**
A beautiful Philips 777 Direct Control turntable with electronic speed control, aluminum platter and a classic tonearm construction. Due to its timeless design and practical operation options, this model makes a nice addition to a vintage hi-fi setup and is an interesting specimen for fans of classic Philips audio equipment.
Possible signs of wear. See the photos for more insight into its condition.

