Tone arm, speed adjustment, and power toggle switch sold separately

They're showing us a prototype without any of the parts other than the drive for a reason, you dingalings. Give it a little thought.

This is the component that they're going to use to justify charging $2000 for a turntable. At this point in their publicity campaign, they don't want the conversation derailed by a bunch of stereophile nerd catfighting about parts that can be swapped out easily for aftermarket replacements.

I'm gonna buy one, but *ironically*.

Bought mine summer 1978. Still runs like a top.

my 1600 is a pretty good deck.