Vintage Pioneer PL12D II Turntable tonearm counterweight. Some wear from age and use.

Pioneer PL12d turntable. Quite good condition and working well. Lazer speed checked at 33.4 and 45.1 rpm. This example has had extensive work to get to an acceptable playing condition. Has been cleaned and serviced. Perspex lid and outer wooden casing have marks and the wooden part has been rebuilt as was falling apart on my receipt. New drive belt, used headshell with good sounding new BUM budget cartridge / stylus. Tone arm recalibrated. Will be a good addition to any stereo separates system.

45 RPM Adapter from a Pioneer PL 12D Turntable

This sub weight screws into the rear of the balance weight at the end of the pick up arm and enables cartridges 8.6 grams or more in weight to be counter-balanced. This sub weight is for use on the pick up arm of a Pioneer PL12D turntable. It is not compatible with the pick up arm of the Pioneer PL112D turntable. Please note this item is being advertised elsewhere and may be removed from ebay.

45 RPM Adapter from a Pioneer PL 12D Turntable

These four springs are attached to the underside of the metal base of a Pioneer PL12D using the screws shown.They sit in recesses in the wooden plinth and isolate the metal top (including the motor) from the plinth.Extra damping is provided by foam rubber inserts in the middle of the spring - these are not supplied but can be readily made by cutting a piece of foam rubber to the appropriate size and shape. Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

Pioneer PL12D Vintage Turntable. Excellent used working order Few marks from use please look at photos Will come as pictured Sure cart but the stylus looks like a replacement as it has nothing written on but is still working fine No home collections

Pioneer PL12D Turntable with Shure cartridge and new belt fitted. Performs fantastically and looks great. Only down side is there is a mark to the dust lid on the top surface (no cracks though), everything else is excellent. Apart from the mark on the dust cover its one of the best available. Due to fragile nature of vintage TTs I prefer Collection, sorry. Any questions feel free to ask. Sensible offers will be considered, but low balls will be ignored or declined without comment. No Reserve. Happy Bidding!!!

Pioneer turntable Pl-12D Looks in good order tested and in good working order Perspex lid not present Some general wear Cables / plug could do with a clean (see photos) Sold as seen

As can be seen this is the complete external wiring for a Pioneer PL12D turntable, including the mounting plate which screwed to the plinth (screws included). Also includes the four terminal block for attaching the wires from the cartridge, together with its mounting screws. Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

Lateral weight for Pioneer PL12D turntable, including locating screw Thanks for looking

This is the rubber mat from the platter of a Pioneer PL12D record deck, together with the aluminium ring that sits in a groove on the top. Thanks for looking

Metal turntable platter from a Pioneer PL12D Turntable in very good condition Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

Two sprung hinges from a Pioneer PL12D Turntable in good used condition and full working order Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

In very good condition used only for a quick test, but not needed Please message me if you have any questionsThanks for looking

This sits on the plinth around the speed change switch and indicates the current speed setting.Note that the plastic locating lug has broken off and it will need to be secured with silicon, blutak or glue. Please message me if you have any questionsThanks for looking

These four springs are attached to the underside of the metal base of a Pioneer PL12D using the screws shown.They sit in recesses in the wooden plinth and isolate the metal top (including the motor) from the plinth.Extra damping is provided by foam rubber inserts in the middle of the spring - these are not supplied but can be readily made by cutting a piece of foam rubber to the appropriate size and shape. Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

This motor was removed from a fully working and lightly used Pioneer PL12D turntable.Its in excellent working order. It has been left attached to the voltage change switch on a mini circuit board, which is attached to the underside of the metal base using the included plastic lugs.The three mounting bolts and rubber isolators are not included. Please message me if you have any questionsThanks for looking

This spindle has been refurbished including thorough cleaning, lubricating, and replacing the ball bearing. It has been subsequently tested in a Pioneer PL12D, and the platter was able to free-wheel for an exceptional five minutes. Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking

Tonearm balancing weight from a Pioneer PL12D Turntable Thanks for looking

Note this is just the small lug which screws into the base - the 45 RPM adapter is placed on top of it.The adapter itself is not included. Thanks for looking

This adapter is usually stored on a lug on the record deck top when not in use.It is used when playing 45rpm singles which have a large centre hole. Please message me if you have any questionsThanks for looking

This is the small insert that sits in the base plate and is used to check the alignment of the cartridge (and hence the stylus). Note that on the PL12D it is referred to as Overhang Checker but on later models it is called Stylus Position.There are videos on YouTube on how to use it to set the cartridge position in the headshell (some refer to it as Overhang Gauge). Thanks for looking

These brackets sit beneath the metal base plate on a Pioneer PL12D record deck. In normal use they are secured to the plate with screws (included). They prevent the plate being lifted out of the base plinth. By loosening the screws and sliding them it is then possible to remove the metal base from the plinth. Please message me if you have any questions Thanks for looking