The Philips 22AF777 is a fully automatic hi-fi stereo record player from 1979. It has a rumble free floating suspension Dc motor with pitch control for stable RPM's The device has two rotational speeds, 33 or 45 revolutions/min. This is set with the push buttons at the front right. To the left of this are the start-stop keys, behind it the lever for the arm lift, the needle pressure gauge, pitch control and the adjustment knob for the cross pressure compensation. The pitch control setting is indicated by 3 red LEDs. RCA adapter included GP400 MkII MD element with good sounding stylus! However, other cartridges for standard mounting are usable in the holder. needle pressure adjustable 0.75..3 g needle pressure gauge in armrest compensation setting for normal and elliptical needles Supply voltage 220 Volt, 50 Hz Proper name Direct Control Type 22AF777 Serial number Year of construction 1979 Application gramophone Speed ​​33 and 45 rpm Record diameter max. 31 cm Arm metal balance arm effective length 215 mm, mass 16.5 g adjustable counterweight adjustable needle pressure 0.75..3 g needle pressure gauge in armrest compensation setting for normal and elliptical needles arm lift Element type Philips GP400 MkII Power supply 220 Volt, 50 Hz Speaker none Chassis Philips plastic 2-speed chassis diameter turntable 32 cm metal sub-chassis DC motor belt drive wow and flutter 0.05% (WRMS) rumble -65 dB, (-43 dB DIN A) pitch control +/- 3% with led indication automatic determination of plate diameter mechanical automatic start-shut-off Casing plastic console and dust cover Dimensions wxhxd 42x14x35 cm Weight 4.9 kg Selling price Hfl Estimated value € Production period 1979-1980 Some signs of use on the cover. Carefully shipped or pick up possible