Phono Cartridge ORTOFON 2M 78RPM

Phono Cartridge ORTOFON 2M 78RPM

€119,00
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The 2M Series provides excellent compatibility when used in an assortment of playback systems and with a wide variety of phono preamps.

The 2M 78 is an improved engine, which provides a high level of sonic accuracy, a spherical diamond that is perfect for playback of 78 rpm shellac records, which require a larger stylus profile.

 

The cartridge body is manufactured from Hopelex, an environment-friendly material which ensures high rigidity while eliminating unwanted resonances.

The 2M 78 uses a strapped output to deliver the same output signal from both sets of pole pins. This effectively eliminates the need for mono-specific equipment, making it possible to enjoy true mono reproduction on any stereo playback system.

 

Features:

  • Output voltage at 1000 Hz, 5cm/sec.: 4 mV
  • Frequency response: 20-20.000 Hz + 3 / - 1 dB
  • Tracking ability at 315Hz at recommended tracking force: 70 µm
  • Compliance, dynamic, lateral: 18 µm/mN
  • Stylus type: Spherical
  • Stylus tip radius: R 65 µm
  • Tracking force range: 1.6-2.0g (16-20 mN)
  • Tracking force, recommended: 1.8 g (18 mN)
  • Internal impedance, DC resistance: 700 Ohm
  • Internal inductance: 350 mH
  • Recommended load resistance: 47 kOhm
  • Recommended load capacitance: 50-300 pF
  • Tracking angle: 20°
  • Cartridge colour, body/stylus: Black/Grey
  • Cartridge weight without screws: 7.2 g
  • Replacement stylus unit: 2M 78 (interchangeable with 2M Mono)
  • Stylus lifetime: with proper care we find that up to 1000 hours is possible without degradation of performance.

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