Please understand that this item is quite old before bidding. I have confirmed that it powers on, but I do not know the detailed operating instructions. Due to my lack of knowledge, there may be errors in the product description. Please check the photos and purchase accordingly. Pioneer XL-1300 ¥46,800 (circa 1979) A record player using a quartz PLL DC servo motor. The drive motor employs a quartz PLL brushless DC servo Hall motor that applies the high precision of a crystal oscillator. Furthermore, the motor's speed detection mechanism employs a full-circumference integration method, with 200 poles magnetized at equal intervals around the entire circumference of the rotor magnet's underside. An AC signal is generated by a printed pattern coil attached opposite, and this is integrated over the entire circumference to achieve high reliability. In addition, the stability is enhanced by using Pioneer's unique Hall element for the motor's pole switching (switching circuit). The cabinet employs a structure that combines a cabinet made of a 20mm thick solid board, which has a large mass and appropriate internal loss, layered in two layers, and a large aluminum die-cast arm base. This structure applies anti-vibration theory, and by combining materials with different resonance components, the resonance of both is canceled out, improving anti-howling characteristics. Furthermore, it is equipped with large insulators that employ a double damping mechanism that combines springs and rubber, reducing vibrations from the floor. The tonearm employs a mass-concentrated type S-shaped pipe arm with the main weight brought closer to the rotation axis. This reduces the arm's moment of inertia, realizing a structure that is resistant to record warpage and eccentricity. Furthermore, this arm is designed with anti-vibration measures applied to the weight axis and lateral bar. The headshell uses reinforced resin containing glass fiber, which is highly rigid and has a small mass. It is equipped with an auto-return mechanism that automatically returns the arm to the rest when the record playing is finished. With this mechanism, the power turns OFF at the same time the arm returns. It is equipped with a quick-play mechanism, and the turntable automatically starts rotating simply by moving the arm onto the record. An MM type cartridge is standard equipment.