Tag: MC Cartridge

Naim Solstice Special Edition Turntable And Naim Aro Tonearm
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Naim Solstice Special Edition Turntable And Naim Aro Tonearm

NAIM SOLSTICE SPECIAL EDITION TURNTABLE AND NAIM ARO TONEARM LAUNCHED Naim Audio of Salisbury, England, has launched their first-ever turntable plus next-generation Aro tonearm as part of the complete Solstice Special Edition turntable package, in a limited run of 500.

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Luxman LMC-5 Moving Coil Cartridge

LUXMAN LMC-5 MOVING COIL CARTRIDGE ANNOUNCED Luxman of Japan has announced their new moving coil cartridge, the Luxman LMC-5, scheduled to be released at the end of April 2021.

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HANA-Umami Red MC Cartridge Released

The HANA-Umami Red hand-built MC cartridge is named after the word Umami, officially coined in 1908 by Japanese chemist Kikunae Ikeda-san as a very pleasing or delicious flavour on the palette, a synergistic effect resulting in higher taste intensity.

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Henley Audio Relaunch Sumiko In The UK

Henley Audio has announced that as of January 1st, 2020, they have been officially appointed as the new, exclusive UK and Republic of Ireland distributor for Sumiko Phono Cartridges.

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Hana Launch New High End MC Cartridges

Japanese brand Hana are launching a new higher end range of moving coil cartridges.  The ML and MH (Low and High output options) are an advanced development of their SL and SH moving coil cartridges, and utilise a ‘Micro-line’ design nude diamond tip, along with with many other improvements. 

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Ortofon MC Century Cartridge Released

On the 9th of October 2018, Ortofon A/S celebrates its 100 years anniversary. Specialising in the manufacture of phono pick-up cartridges, the Danish company have announced the newly developed MC Century limited edition cartridge. It is now available in the UK through Henley Audio.

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Transfiguration Creates Limited ‘D’ Edition Of Flagship Proteus Phono Cartridge

Transfiguration moving coil (MC) phono cartridges are hand-crafted in Japan by Immutable Music’s Seiji Yoshioka. Their design has always been guided by two firm principles: first, to extract the most musical detail from a record’s groove and second, to get out of the way. So when it’s said that a Transfiguration cartridge ‘lacks character’, it’s […]