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Free Cartridge Alignment Protractors | Vinyl Engine On this page you can download free cartridge alignment protractors for quick and accurate alignment of cartridge stylus overhang, offset and null points We have truly universal two-point tools such as the Stupid Protractor, and tonearm specific types for Audiocraft, Helius, Heybrook, Linn, Rega and Thorens, all with easy to follow instructions detailing how to align a cartridge To
AT-VM95SH Shibata Stylus Review - Vinyl Engine Re: AT-VM95SH Shibata Stylus Review by GuidoK » 20 Mar 2020 19:25 I think both the AT-VM95ML and AT-VM95SH give by far the most bang for the buck, having such exotic nude stylus tips for under $200 There are numerous brands that still even have very simple, bonded elliptical tips for that money
Which stylus is better, microline or shibata? - Vinyl Engine The more stylus pressure, the more friction and more wear Manufacturers typically use highly polished diamonds or apply a polish compound on the stylus tip to reduce the friction The idea of using such a thin edge is to duplicate the recording cutting head giving better definition in the higher frequency range
Opinions on SAS Jico stylus - Vinyl Engine Having said that, each stylus profile does have its own sound signature, so it's not really an apples-to-apples comparison Is it worth it to mount a Jico SAS on a Shure V15 III M95 M91? That's a question only you can answer Granted, some carts have an upgrade potential that surpasses the original manufacturer's intention
Kyowa Stylus - Vinyl Engine Re: Kyowa Stylus by BMRR » 02 May 2020 18:05 In my experience, Tonar styli come from multiple manufacturers I have seen two that clearly appeared to be made by JICO; I've seen one that was definitely a Nagaoka; and one that I couldn't identify (but it was not JICO or Nagaoka) Tonar also puts their name on certain Ortofon products
Cartridge Database - Vinyl Engine Load Impedance Output Impedance Stylus Stylus Tip 3 x 60um Micro Ridge Cantilever Solid Amorphous Boron Dynamic Compliance x 10-6cm Dyne Static Compliance
Sony XL-15 Stereo Moving-Magnet Phono Cartridge Manual | Vinyl Engine Specifications Type: moving magnet Frequency response: 10 to 30,000Hz Channel separation: 25dB at 1kHz Output voltage: 4mV at 1kHz Load impedance: 50k ohms Tracking force: 1 2 to 2 5g (1 7g nominal) Stylus: 0 6 mil diamond Replacement stylus: Sony ND-15G Weight: 5 2g Downloads instruction owners manual - TurntableGroove instruction owners manual - TurntableGroove S instruction owners manual
Protractor User Guide - Vinyl Engine If the stylus follows the arc, if the cartridge body is aligned with a set of lines, if your mounting distance is the one specified by the protractor, then, the cartridge body must be aligned with the second set of lines
Tonearm Alignment Calculator Pro - Vinyl Engine Database Alignment Calculator Pro Overhang Shift Calculator Alignment Calculator Pro Enter the published data for your tonearm to compare it's alignment to optimized alignment geometries You may also customise the alignments to be compared by entering alternative geometry for your tonearm, or by entering the data of different tonearms for comparison Further optimize your alignment by
Dual 1219 stylus recommendations - Vinyl Engine A correction for the sake of accuracy re: the stylus specs I stated earlier The original polished contact tip elliptical stylus made by Shure for the M91E and some others had a radius of 0002 X 0007" (also referenced as 0 2mil X 0 7mil) and the aftermarket elliptical N91E styluses are mostly all going to be 0003 X 0007" if you can even determine what this spec is, (also referenced as 0