Canadian audio brand Kanto Audio has launched the first of a new turntable range, and it's very aggressively priced. Available in several colour options, the Kanto Obi3 is priced at just £179 / $199.

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Kanto Audio has carved itself a reputation for making high-quality speakers without sky-high price tags, and its first ever turntable looks set to continue that reputation. It delivers impressive ...

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