Hitachi PS-15 Full Auto, Belt-Drive Turntable

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I picked up this turntable for 10$... and added a 80$ Shure M25C cartridge and stylus... It was 2nd from the top of the line the year it was produced and is a 2-speed, belt-driven, fully automatic turntable. I was impressed that a fully automatic turntable could perform so well.


The automatic mechanism is noisy before the stylus touches the vinyl, then it's super-quiet.

Nicely styled levers, very good turntable - no issues.


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  1. UnknownSeptember 2, 2013 at 3:58 AM

    I happily paid 40 for mine in similar condition. I may have even run back to my car with it feeling I stole it at that price. - September 2013

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  2. DELOSeptember 2, 2013 at 4:01 AM

    I am still using it! Great table ;) Didn't expect that from Hitachi somehow.

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