This turntable has been my baby for the past several years, though now that I've added an actual, human baby to my life, as much as it pains me, it's time to say This turntable has been my baby for the past several years, though now that I've added an actual, human baby to my life, as much as it pains me, it's time to say goodbye. I truly milked every bit of performance out of this turntable with this package set up. Included is the turntable with original accessories, original manual and box. Also included in this ultimate package are:1) ProJect Speed Box II (which allows for 33 or 45 rpm playback without changing the belt) - Retails for $200/prsbs2-blk2) A fancy upgraded 1 meter long Canare 48S DC power cable to connect the Speed Box to the turntable - Retails for $49:https://ghentaudio.com/products/dc-4s8g?VariantsId=116,111313) A Pro-Ject Acryl It Platter upgrade - Reails for $149:/pracrylit4) An Ortofon 2M blue stylus upgrade - Retails for $159:/or2mblus5) A set of MNPC TECH adjustable height, isolation turntable feet - Retails for $129.99/products/adjustable-height-pro-ject-audio-debut-carbon-turntable-isolation-feet-set-of-fourAll together, if purchased new, the whole package would run you over $1000.There are a couple of signs of use throughout, please see the pictures. The turntable functions excellently and sounds fantastic!There are three very minor flaws: 1) the pegs on the rear that hold the dust cover are held by two screws each, however the left peg on mine came with a single screw only.  This does not affect the function whatsoever.  2) The lift arm for the turntable is loose as a screw came free over the years.  The screw is included (it's in the bag with the anti-skate weight) but I haven't been able to get it back in as I believe I would need to remove the tonearm to access it.  This has a negligible effect on function - instead of stopping in the upright position (e.g. 90 degrees of motion), the lift arm can move a full 180 degrees which means the tone arm can be lowered with the lift arm facing forward or backward instead of just forward. 3) The faceplate with the scale for the counterweight is gone and so I use a digital tonearm balance to dial in the tracking force (which is definitely better than using the inaccurate counterweight faceplate). I will include the digital scale with the turntable.