Roksan Attessa Turntable. Belt-driven, with an intriguing aesthetic and a built-in phono amp

Looking or a turntable under £1k? Paul Rigby reviews this new belt drive design.

VIDEO CONTENTS
00:00 - Intro
1:31 - Closer Look
10:46 - Sound Quality
17:56 - Built-in Phono Amp
19:12 - Conclusion

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REFERENCE
Michell TecnoDec turntable
Roksan Dana cartridge
Audiolab 6000A amplifier
Trichord Dino phono amplifier
Spendor A1 speakers
Tellurium Q cabling
Blue Horizon Professional Rack System
Harmonic Resolution Systems Noise Reduction Components
CAD GC1 Ground Controls
Air Audio AC-2K Balanced Transformer
Russ Andrews RF Router Mk.II