Cantus vs Graham Engineering Robin
The Robin's effective length is 235 mm against the Cantus's 229 mm. Both share effective mass (11 g).
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The Scheu Analog Cantus is a 9-inch tonearm from Scheu Analog, known for its unconventional single-point articulated/unipivot design and low-resonance frame construction. It is offered as part of Scheu’s turntable/tonearm ecosystem and is commonly associated with the Cello and Premier setups. Sources describe it as a distinctive, high-performance arm with tungsten counterweight and easy tracking force adjustment. The Cantus was listed at $1,495 in one review and is also shown as a current tonearm option on Scheu’s Cello product page, though Scheu does not provide a clear current standalone retail price on the cited manufacturer page.
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