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Tested and Working. This was pulled from a working environment. Please look at all pictures before purchasing, only what is included in pictures is included in sale.Will ship same day purchased in a professionally packaged box. (D)S91C SS

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Compared with a typical US$675 used ask, US$550 is a modestly better-than-median buy, not a screaming bargain but still squarely in fair-deal territory; it sits well above the US$318 25th percentile, so I’d call it reasonably priced rather than cheap. For a solid belt-drive Micro Seiki table, that’s an attractive entry point if you want a competent deck without paying collector money.

What makes it worthwhile is the usual Micro Seiki appeal: good mechanical execution, a serious platter-and-plinth feel, and the kind of drive stability and musical ease that reward a careful setup. The upside is strongest if it’s complete and unmolested, with the right mat, dust cover, arm hardware, and a healthy motor; at this price, a clean, original example is the one to jump on.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Micro Seiki

Micro Seiki was a Japanese precision-engineering company founded in Tokyo in 1961. Its heritage is firmly rooted in the analog era, and the brand became especially associated with technically ambitious, well-made turntables and related vinyl hardware rather than a broad consumer-audio catalogue.

The company is best known for turntables, turntable drives, plinths, and tonearms, along with a smaller amount of electrostatic headphone production in its earlier years. Sources consistently describe Micro Seiki as a maker of mid- to high-end and later reference-class turntables, with models that became especially prized by serious vinyl listeners.

In market terms, Micro Seiki sits in the high-end vintage and collector category. It is not a current mainstream audio brand in the modern sense; instead, it is remembered as a legendary specialist name, with its most sought-after decks and components commanding strong interest among analog enthusiasts and collectors.

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