Denon DL-110 Moving Coil Turntable Cartridge, Including Record Player Needle / Stylus for Vinyl Player, High Output, 20Hz - 40,000Hz, 160 Ohms, 1.6mV Output - Red

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The DL110 is designed for easy setup and use. Its standard headshell compatible size and weight make it a direct fit for most tonearms, ensuring a hassle-free installation. Features and Benefits Apologies for the very long post, but I figured I might as well provide as much information as possible from the start.

So when your ready to jump off the snob bandwagon and start to really enjoy the music again, the Denon DL 110 or Denon DL 160 will be waiting for you. After all in the long run this hobby is about the music and not the gear and paranoia that surrounds this hobby. I, too, feel that while the upper range certainly goes beyond where the 2M could go, it has less breadth there. Less stereo separation, if that makes sense. While I certainly appreciate the raised ceiling, it would have been even nicer if it had sounded a bit less skinny.Even after you sort out the items above, the fundamental compliance mismatch is difficult (if not impossible) to cure. My rig sounds very nice right now, but even with a fancy anti-resonance headshell, an aluminum "cap" for the 103, and a KAB silicon fluid damper, I still get unwanted speaker cone flapping (indicating a compliance mismatch). The Denon DL110 features a high-output MC design that offers an output level compatible with MM phono inputs on your audio equipment. This unique feature eliminates the need for additional preamps or step-up transformers, thereby simplifying your turntable setup. Superior Sound Quality Ortofon eventually enabled its SPUs to work in fixed-headshell arms by releasing the shell-less N-suffix models, recovering business lost to customers who did not use Ortofon arms, Acos Lustres, SME 3009s/3012s, or others with the bayonet mount. But, despite the fact that the DL-A110 can be removed from the headshell, it remains a pain to connect and screw into place. Stylish Design: Complements the look of your turntable, adding a touch of elegance to your audio setup

With the Pro-Ject RPM 1.3 Genie this experience is not very user-friendly, I have to admit, as you only have the option of physically moving the counterweight, which is tightened down with a bolt. Many other record players (including Pro-Ject's) have a counterweight with an adjustment wheel for finer adjustments, so you can more easily set the specific downforce required.The sound is wonderful, it seems to play older records much biter that the AT , surface noise oven on old ( 50 year old ) records, is so low , and any scratches that the AT would shout out, are subdued, yet all the detail is there. Hello, everyone. I've found myself reading these forums quite a bit the past few months as I've acquired some gear and started building towards a decent hi-fi setup. Now I've decided to make an account so I can ask for some advice more directly.