Unless you buy the Solid9's optional electrical controller (above), changing speeds is a purely mechanical, "gearbox" operation: Move the stainless steel rod on the right side of the platter's edge outward, away from the platter and its bolted-down 33rpm stop and toward its 45rpm stop. How many turntables do you know that lock in the correct rotational speed with a steel bar, a cap screw, and a wrench?
Fortunately for Peter Reinders and his customers, Lenco sold millions of turntables, and the design of their motor changed little over time. So there are plenty of 'tables out…