Frankly I'm puzzled at the responses here. The SL-2000 was the first consumer line (smaller and lighter) direct drive (not quartz) and manual. This is not a heavy, pro line model like the SL-1200 and it's brethren. This would be akin to an SL-D1 or SL-D101. Would any of you pay $120 for that? :scratch2: Perfect condition, maybe $75.
The Kenwood is also a direct drive manual, but looks to be a very nice, substantial model. And I'm sure the arm is superior--that's an Acos influenced design as was used on the Pioneers of that time.
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c128/qwaszx11/DCP_5245.jpg
I'd take that in a second for $60 over the SL-2000 even at the same price.