NAD 5120 Turntable (No Tonearm)

Here we have a vintage turntable from then British company NAD. The 5120 was designed as a budget turntable to compete with similarly priced decks of the time. This example is being sold as seen for spares or repair noting the following: no tonearm; faulty motor – runs but extremely noisy, only one hinge on lid.
NAD Said….
The 5120 incorporates all the vital features of a turntable needed to achieve outstanding musical performance. A high quality synchronous motor ensures that the belt driven platter maintains accurate speeds without rumble or flutter. The platter, with its vibration-absorbing thick rubber mat, and the interchangeable tonearm are mounted on a sub chassis, isolating them from the main chassis and from any possible interference introducing vibrations. NAD’s Dynamic Vibration Absorber (DVA) free floating tonearm counter-weight ensures absolute stylus tracking stability and freedom for muddying resonances.
In September ‘94 What Hi Fi? said “ – there’s nothing around to touch it at the price”.
Specifications:
Turntable
Drive system: Precision neoprene belt drive
Motor: Synchronous motor; 360 rpm at 60 Hz, 300 rpm at 50 Hz
Speeds: 33.3 and 45.1 rpm
Speed Accuracy: 0.5%
Wow and Flutter: 0.07% DIN peak
Signal/Noise Ratio: -70 dB (DIN B weighted)
Suspension System: Platter and tonearm rigidly mounted on subchassis floating on high compliance springs
Suspension Resonance: <4 Hz
Tonearm
Features: Interchangeable, statically balanced
Operation: Semi-automatic (Automatic lift & stop at end of record)
Length: 278 mm; 208 mm pivot to stylus
Effective Mass: 9 grams
Overhang: 19.1 mm
Offset Angle: 26º
Lateral Tracking Error: Zero at R-636 and 119 mm
Maximum Tracking Error: 0.16º/cm
Cartridge Weight: 4 – 8 grams
Vertical Tracking Force: 0 – 3 grams
Cable Capacitance: 100 pF
Dimensions: 435 (W) x 354 (D) x 105 (H) mm
Weight: 5kg