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Angeboten wird „Cello mit Morch DP 6 precision Tonarm und Scheu Tonabnehmer Kupfer low“ von Scheu Analog als Ausstellungsstück aus der Kategorie „Plattenspieler komplett“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 2731754424 endet am 05.07.2026 um 06:37 Uhr.
At €1,890, this is a strong bargain versus your comparable used market: it sits well below the €3,922 25th percentile and far under the €4,932 median, so the asking price looks aggressively set rather than merely fair. Against the top end of the sample at €10,045, it is especially cheap.
That makes it interesting for a buyer who wants a serious analog setup without paying near-retail money. Scheu tables have a good reputation for solid engineering and low-noise, pitch-stable performance, and the included Morch arm plus cartridge add real value if they’re in healthy working order. The main upside here is simple: you’re buying a complete, enthusiast-grade package at a price that leaves room for service, setup, or a future cartridge upgrade.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Cello is an American high‑end audio brand founded in 1985 in New Haven, Connecticut, by the musician and audio visionary Mark Levinson. After leaving the company that bore his name, Levinson set out to create equipment that would surpass existing benchmarks in transparency, dynamics, and musical coherence, leading to the formation of Cello Ltd. The brand quickly established itself as a serious force in the emerging high‑end scene, with early products such as the Audio Palette equalizer and the modular Audio Suite preamplifier setting a new standard for performance and build quality.
Cello is best known for its amplifiers, preamplifiers, digital‑to‑analog converters, and complete system components, including speakers and associated electronics. The company’s designs emphasize low distortion, wide bandwidth, and exceptional control, often using discrete circuitry and robust power supplies to deliver a powerful yet refined presentation. Over time, Cello also became associated with high‑end system integration and bespoke audio environments, reflecting its roots in both component design and holistic system implementation.
Today, Cello occupies a rarefied position in the hi‑fi world as a boutique, ultra‑high‑end marque whose products are sought after by collectors and serious enthusiasts. Its equipment is regarded as some of the finest ever produced, combining engineering rigor with a musician’s sensitivity to tone and timing. As a result, Cello remains a reference‑level brand for those who prioritize uncompromising performance and long‑term ownership value.
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