steelgtr
Well-Known Member
What cartridge is in your red box? A Pickering, perhaps?
Yes, sorry XL-33U.
thx
bob
What cartridge is in your red box? A Pickering, perhaps?
Yes, sorry XL-33U.
thx
bob
You may have bought it for the stereohedron stylus that will work on other Stanton and Pickering cartridges; look at this old thread that both of us participated in: http://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/stanton-681eee-stylus-replacement.668181/
Yes, sorry XL-33U.
thx
bob
So, the Pickering XL-33U stylus would be close to the original Stanton EEE? Is that why I bought it, LOL?
MK3 or MK4? Can't tell if the metal is silver or gold.
My current T4P TT's:
3x Technics SL10 (two working perfectly and one giving me a hard time figuring out what's wrong with it);
1 SL-J2
Cartridges:
Audio Technica RS 33 (an Akai rebranded 3482) with a 3274 eliptical stylus;
Technics EPC 51 w/ a conical Retone stylus; I may try a Jico conical on it in the future.
Technics EPC 30 waiting for an EPC 33 ES (elliptical) from Thakker;
2 x Leson PMC (manufactured by Excel in the 80's) with a conical (MC1) and an elliptical (MC3) styli;
3 x Technics EPC 310 MC (one N.I.B., one with half its life left, one without the cantilever)
Audio Technica AT 245 LP w/ a line contact bonded stylus;
Shure M92E w/ original stylus;
Shure V15LT - N.I.B., but no sound. Stylus is fine, waiting for a used cartridge to pop up in the market at a fair price...
Nice collection of SL-10s
I also have a pair of SL-10, neither 100% or in service.
Thanks. About a year or so ago, nobody was paying attention to SL10's, so I bought them relatively cheap, which was lucky. In US$ terms, they cost me somewhere between 150 and 200, each. Now they're going for 3 x that.
They deserve all the love they can get. With a decent cartridge, they are really top-notch performers, but you know that already .