Turntable manufacturers tend to make every part of the turntable themselves — the plinth, the motor, the tonearm and the platter. There is, however, often a notable exception for what is arguably a ...
Priced from $449 to $899, the Audio-Technica AT33x Series stereo and mono MC phono cartridges feature die-cast zinc, hybrid ...
Ortofon’s new 2MR series make it easier to install their award-winning MM cartridges on tonearms that do not offer adjustable VTA. Rega and Pro-Ject owners should be thrilled. One of the best-selling ...
Ortofon has released the replacement for its long-running Quintet series of moving-coil cartridges. The Danish cartridge specialist’s new MC X range consists of four models, the MC X10 (£269), MC X20 ...
The Ortofon MC X30 is a bit of a no-brainer at this price, provided you already have a suitably talented MC phono stage in your system Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in ...
The phono cartridge is the audio component that sits on the end of a turntable’s tonearm and holds the stylus. But that description doesn’t quite cover how important it is. It’s actually a complex ...
In 2019, I reviewed the RT85 Reference High Fidelity turntable from Fluance. The Canadian audio brand had been been making big inroads in the increasingly hot turntable market through a strategy of ...
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