It's part of Pro-Ject's Artist Series of turntables – which includes a Metallica version, a cute Yellow Submarine model and various others; see also the Pink Floyd model below – and features a tonearm ...

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The cork-platter mat starts at $35, and you can have it customized with your name, a logo, or an image. It’s like giving your turntable a tattoo. The company also sells record-cleaning wipes.

Austrian firm Pro-Ject has become the go-to partner for musicians wanting to incorporate their branding into high-spec turntables ... AC/DC’s lightning bolt logo along with a red-glass platter ...

The original Beogram 4000 Series turntable debuted in the 1970s ... accented with aluminium details and adorned with an etched logo. Only 10 have been made. Editions don't come much more limited ...

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