Tested and working! Belts replaced, tone arm track lubed with dielectric silicone capacitors checked. Ready to go! This Sansui linear tracking P-L41 turntable is a fully automatic model with both direct drive and belt drive features. It was manufactured in Japan and has stereo L/R RCA audio outputs. The turntable is compatible with Type A plug regional fitment and is a first generation model with computerized linear tracking. This turntable is perfect for any home audio setup and is a great addition to any collection. Its brand, features, and model make it a unique piece of equipment for any music lover.

Tested and working! Belts replaced, tone arm track lubed with dielectric silicone capacitors checked. Ready to go! This Sansui linear tracking P-L41 turntable is a fully automatic model with both direct drive and belt drive features. It was manufactured in Japan and has stereo L/R RCA audio outputs. The turntable is compatible with Type A plug regional fitment and is a first generation model with computerized linear tracking. This turntable is perfect for any home audio setup and is a great addition to any collection. Its brand, features, and model make it a unique piece of equipment for any music lover.

This is a super rare, Sansui p-l41 turntable which uses linear tracking The turntable powers on but it has trouble with running functions properly. I replaced the belt on the tonearm and it moves left and right but I cannot get the arm to lower into playing position. I just don’t know enough about this unit to break it down and diagnose the problem. Would be a great restoration or project piece - can even be a great donor table Sold as is - somewhat functional - buyer pays shipping

SANSUI P-L41 Fully Automatic DD Turntable Computerized Linear Tracking. Great working condition. Only 2 issues it has - back corner of the lid has a piece broken off, pictured, the lid itself had something stick to it or something. I tried scrapping it off, which kind of works, but I dont want to use a Razor blade and possibly do more harm than good. Neither issue affects how it operates thankfully.