You are looking at a pre-owned VPI Scout Junior in Black finish.

The turntable is in lovely condition and is in full working order.

Ships worldwide in original box with accessories photographed.


Please note: there is no cartridge included in this sale.


This VPI Scout Junior operates on 230 Volts.






Scout Junior


Everything the world loved about the Scout is now available in a simplified pre-mounted package! The tonearm is 9 inches long with a Yoke type vertical bearing and damped turntable like horizontal bearing, it is the perfect solution to enjoying your music. The arm is damped in the horizontal plane and free in the vertical plane, this combination breaks up resonances and ads to the enjoyment of the sound. The Scout Junior uses a 600 RPM (500 RPM overseas) AC synchronous motor to drive the turntable. This is a precision device that is mounted in a separate box on rubber feet for the ultimate in motor noise isolation.



Key Features:



9″ Stainless Steel Gimbal

Aluminum Platter




The Turntable:


1.25”” thick textured vinyl covered non-resonant MDF chassis.

16″ x 11″ footprint

19” x 14” x 6” overall size

Aluminum Platter

Platter rotates on an oil bath bearing and fitted to shaft with a #2 Jacob’s Taper for a concentric rigidly mounted coupling.

The bearing has a PEEK thrust disc and machined graphite impregnated brass bushings using a Thompson Engineering 60 Rockwell case hardened shaft.




Tonearm


New 9” vertical Yoke type tonearm with lateral turntable type bearing.

Pivot to spindle: 223mm

Effective length: 240.7mm

Overhang: 17.7mm

Offset angle: 22.85 degrees

Average RMS distortion: .36%

VTA adjustable arm mount.

Damped stainless steel armtube.

Very pure copper wire, twisted with special insulating jacket.

The armbase is upgradeable to a standard JMW 9 arm.





Shipping


U.K.: Shipping will be by DPD (next working day service)


Non-U.K.: Shipping is via eBay's Global Shipping Programme



All shipping services are fully tracked and insured





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