Clearaudio Concept MM Turntable / Concept Cover

Here we have a neat and stylish turntable from German company Clearaudio. The Concept package comes with tonearm, cartridge, cover and our example is in very good condition. It is supplied in original factory packaging along with manual, mains cable plus our standard three month warranty. Please note the warranty does not cover the included cartridge.
Clearaudio Say….
Clearaudio’s vision for the concept: Design an elegantly styled turntable package featuring a level of ground-breaking technology usually only found in high-end turntables, combining plug-and-play simplicity with outstanding sound quality and affordability.
The concept achieves these highest of requirements, realising the Clearaudio vision.
Beneath the sleek, contemporary exterior is a level of technical sophistication unique to Clearaudio.
The concept‘s body is carefully crafted from medium-density wood fibre (or, optionally, pressure-formed solid wood) with a selection of smart made-to-match surface finishes. The body’s upper layer incorporates a special high-tech satin finished plastic compound designed to minimise unwanted resonance.
The DC motor is fed by an external voltage-stabilised power supply and is completely decoupled from the chassis, isolating the record from any mechanical interference.
The concept tonearm features a magnetic bearing that is friction-free for extremely low distortion and superb performance.
With the concept turntable package, Clearaudio offers you an extremely innovative design that is very affordable.
Specifications:
Speed Options: 33⅓, 45, 78 rpm
Drive Unit: Decoupled and resonance damped 12 V DC motor, flat belt-drive and plug-in power supply unit
Bearing: Polished and tempered steel spindle in a sintered bronze housing, running on a Teflon thrust-pad
Speed Accuracy: ± 0.05%
Power Consumption: Max. consumption: 2.5 watts
Consumption in operation: 0.5 watts
Dimensions: 420 (W) × 350 (D) × 125 (H) mm (with tonearm)
Weight: 7.5 kg (incl. tonearm and cartridge)

To read a review from What Hi-Fi? magazine please click here