Fully working and excellent looking very heavy Lenco L350 Turntable with amplifier and 2 speakers. This 1969 Lenco 350 turntable has a built-in stereo amplifier. A pilot light, volume control, and bass and treble controls are mounted on the front. The slider for selecting the speed is located on the front right, as is the Play-On button. A Que-up is added for an automatic arm lift at the end of a record. The Lenco turntables were sold in the UK under the name "Goldring" and in the US as "Bogen." SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA Brand Name Lenco, Burgdorf Importer: N.V. Naho, formerly L. de Lange, Amsterdam Country of Origin: Switzerland Proper Name: Stereo Type: 350 Serial Number Year of Manufacture: 1969 Application: Gramophone Speeds: 16, 33, 45, and 78 rpm Record Diameter: Max. 31 cm Arm: Metal with two horizontal blade bearings Two vertical ball bearings Replaceable headshell Hydraulic arm lift Model: Philips ceramic stereo cartridge Number of Transistors: 11 Transistor Types: BC149B (6x), AC117 (3x), AC175 (2x) Supply Voltage: 220 volts, 50 Hz Chassis: Lenco metal B52 deck with 4 speeds 4-pole induction motor, 15 watts Infinitely variable speed control via Vertical idler wheel and horizontal beveled motor shaft Adjustable between 13 and 85 rpm Pressed steel turntable, 1.4 kg Unsprung Output power: 2 x 3.5 watts 4-8 Ohm Casing: Wooden base, walnut veneer, and Plexiglas cover Dimensions (W x H x D): 38 x 14 x 31 cm Weight: kg Retail price: Hfl 359 (Lenco 350 with stereo 2 x 3.5 watt amplifier) Hfl 205 (Lenco B52 built-in deck) Hfl 237 (Lenco B52 on base plus cover) Production period 1968-1970 Batch size unknown RPMs set correctly. New V-blocks installed All contacts cleaned inside. Including 2 small full range speakers. With din to RCA connector, to use as aux input for cassettedeck or as output to your hifi stereo system. A hifi MM can be fitted also in the headshell. Photos are part of the description. Little signs of use. Carefully shipped with transport With in-output cables