Denon - SL-7D AC Servo Direct-Drive Motor Turntable

The Denon SL-7D is a robust, fully manual hi-fi turntable from the late 1970s
Known as the golden age of hi-fi
The turntable is known for its heavy-duty build quality and minimalist design
With no automatic features.
Comparable to the Technics SL-1200
The pitch is harder to adjust but allows for finer control than the Technics, so it is less suited to DJing and more suited to hi-fi use
It uses direct drive via a servo-controlled motor with a 6-pole rotor
That makes it quieter than most direct-drive turntables, resulting in less resonance
On this unit, the potentiometers have been cleaned and lubricated, the interior has been cleaned, all parts requiring lubrication have been serviced, and the turntable has been recalibrated
Back and ready to spin records for hours