Here is my olive wood veneered Pro-Ject 2Xperience SB DC with a Pro-Ject Evolution 9CC Carbon Fibre tonearm (the one you can find on some Linn turntables or buy on-line for an eye watering sum of money). This has spent it’s life so far on my desk and has been my main turntable for some years. It was not the turntable I initially wanted and only accepted this model due to the offer of a super discount deal, but I have decided not to keep this anymore so I have spent the past year experimenting with alternatives and come to the conclusion that I need a turntable that is more ‘grandson proof’ and have bought a higher end DJ deck. The arm had to be rewired following an incident involving the cartridge being forcibly removed destroying a Shibata stylus in the process. I used Litz wiring and installed a Din socket on the tonearm, after which I put it in its box and stored it for the past 18 months or so. Surprisingly it is all in very good condition, the tonearm looks excellent and the plinth has a very small chip on the front right corner. The lid has suffered from the “It’s a flat surface so stuff must be put on it” problem but I have never polished it and always covered it with spare slipmats This turntable has been used, so a new owner may feel the need to tinker about with it. As it is, it plays very well, although the installed anonymous cartridge (I think it’s an AT3600 copy or variant and the stylus has what looks like a carbon cantilever) plays quite nicely on my test records (My test records are ones from my alternate (wife’s) collection which are a bit challenging to any tonearm!) I always add a cartridge to any deck I sell but on this occasion used one from my ‘new’ stock as, I have used up my stock on VM95s. A new owner would definitely want a far better cartridge and choice of cartridge/stylus is a personal choice depending on what music you listen to an the sound system you use. Included are 2 drive belts (I always keep a spare ), A Van Damme din to phono cable, 2 dangly anti skate weights, a new Pro-Ject ‘High Power It’ earthed power supply (the idea is that nothing hums anymore), The original furniture scratching pointy feet (Replaced on the plinth with ‘Fisual’ Sorbothane feet that don’t slip or scratch furniture), an Elvon felt slipmat -the quite heavy turntable platter is made of reconstituted vinyl records which you can put records directly onto, but I prefer a buffer between the platter and record, and all packed in the original box with any other stuff that this turntable came with. Worth noting that the platter is ‘balanced’ so the rotation is perfectly smooth -like the wheels on your car. A full manual for the deck and tonearm are printed off and included and placed in the top of the box…it is advisable to make a cup of tea or coffee and read these first! This was a very expensive turntable when I bought it, even with the hefty discount, but I had a bit of money to spend at the time and I most certainly have had a considerable amount of pleasure from it. It has had an AT-VM95SH cartridge on for most of that time (till it was destroyed,!) which suited it very well. It is also in its way a very attractive deck despite the olive veneer being a bit of an acquired taste, but for some reason these don’t show up in auction on eBay very often (and as soon as I list this a dozen will appear!). In spite of that I have no delusions regarding value and will sell by auction only with no buy it now price in the UK only, so please bid generously as I have a needy poodle and a demanding but lovable spaniel to care for. Delivery via EVRI at a cost to you of £9 Also selling a reconstituted REGA turntable with RB303 arm with AT VM95E (black) fitted and Neo PSU. See my ‘other items’.