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Bookmark or Share- Technics EPC-270C Reviews - Vinyl EngineA vintage gem, this budget-friendly and highly flexible cartridge used to equip old Technics/National models of the seventies. EPC-270C produces an easy listening sound even with the spherical stylus version. There are after-market elliptical stylus (EPS-270ED) available from LPGear, Jico and many others. I currently use it to listen to classic ...
- Kyowa Stylus - Vinyl EngineAt less than $20 each, shipping included, I think they're worth trying if you need a low-cost replacement stylus for the above-mentioned cartridges (assuming the tracking forces fit your requirements). Discussions on other audio forums have speculated about who actually manufactures Kyowa styli.
- Free Cartridge Alignment Protractors | Vinyl EngineCartridge Alignment Protractors. 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 ...
- A&R P77: which stylus will really fit? - Vinyl EngineThe stylus worked not fully pushed in and continued to work without the plastic bit. I would be very interested to know how other people have got the N91-ED to fit. I bought the A&R with an E77 stylus and upgraded to the P77, but assume the C77, E77 and P77 all came with the same body.
- Shure M75 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl EngineI have an old M75 6 sold with a second hand turntable. Very warm sound. The stylus must be a budget one but the ensemble sounds as well as an expensive cartridge like Goldring 2300! by edwardo254. I am using 2 SHURE M75B with original spherical stylus N 75-6 at tracking force 1.5 grams. Sounds great with any music especially classic music. by KentT
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