A vintage ELAC Miracord 10 Turntable with Dust Cover. Please read the entire description & view all photos.

First and foremost, this turntable plays as it should. The noise is nice and clean. Speed & size controls work as they should. Stop function pulls the tonearm back over and sets it down & it also functions as a start by putting the tonearm at the start of the record. When using the “stop” function it takes maybe 30-60 seconds for the record to stop after the tonearm is moved back over— just an odd quirk.

Physically solid. Some light markings here and there. Some scratches and other wear on the dust cover. This table has a rather interesting case that I haven’t seen before on this model, a Benjamin Miracover. It looks as if the “Miracover” is more or less a plastic case that is put between the typical ELAC wood case and base.

Overall cool and working turntable, please take a close look at all photos and read the description.