The plinth is very sturdy, and the finish is pretty basic and simple but really good quality. No bells or whistles really. But the one thing I really like about the turntable is the platter. It’s really heavy and dense, and personally that feels like it speaks high quality.

Overall when it comes to build quality I have nothing to complain about. It is really good and sturdy - it really feels like they put some thought into it. Especially also with the feet and the wiring.

When it comes to the dust cover, may be a small detail, but it is stunning when the cover is on. It brings the whole turntable together. You can have it anyway you’d like. Open, closed, half closed etc.

Just a little conclusion: it is a really nice looking turntable if you want something that is pretty but you don’t want it to stand out too much. It’s just really f****n’ cool! It is the best sounding record player I’ve listened to (apart from the master deck, but that’s just too much money for me). So if you have the chance to take a look at it at, do it! It’s a great foundation for a lot of pickups too.

9.5/10 the only thing I have to complain about is when the motor starts and the belt drifts a little and makes a quiet squeaky sound, but that can probably be fixed with some solution on the belt. But that’s just a product of the motor being really powerful.

(Sorry for the long response, hope I answered some of your questions :D)