STYLISH BELT-DRIVE TURNTABLE
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The Cello’s chassis is available in black or transparent acrylic
German manufacturers Scheu Analogue have been crafting high-end turntables for over three decades. Though far from an entry-level deck, the Cello sits on the first rung of Scheu’s ladder, while benefitting from trickle-down technology from the company’s more expensive models. Unlike the esoteric designs at the top of the company’s range, the Cello is traditionally proportioned – our review sample arrives with a stylish transparent acrylic chassis.
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