The Pioneer PL-41 A is a belt-driven turntable that was introduced by Pioneer in the early 1970s. This model features a solid construction with a suspended sub-chassis, which helps to minimize vibrations and enhance audio fidelity. The PL-41 A is equipped with a high-torque motor that maintains speed accuracy, ensuring that records play at their intended speed. The turntable also includes an adjustable counterweight for the tonearm, allowing users to customize tracking force. In addition, the PL-41 A often comes with a detachable headshell, which facilitates easy cartridge changes. Its classic design typically features a wooden plinth and a dust cover, balancing aesthetics with functionality.
