Numark GTRS - Enhanced Stylus Replacement for Numark's Grovetool Cartridge Review

Wow, really, wow. Simply install and align this cartridge with a Baerwald protractor and this little gem will shine! Excellent rendering, presence, detail and range. I'm really blown away by the sound quality of this budget beast. Definitely worth the twenty bucks. Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

It wasn't difficult (a few small screws actually) to install and replace the original that had spent too many nights patching the last record groove over and over and over again circle - Yes, I often forgot to turn it off. I hope this makes me feel better and it's definitely nice to be able to hear my vinyl collection the way it was meant to be heard!

They arrived quickly and were neatly packaged. They were easy to install and came with the screws needed to attach to the head body. The cartridge is not of the highest quality but is what I expected in this price range. I'd recommend these if you're on a budget and still want quality sound, but if you're an audiophile and want the absolute best sound I'd shell out extra shells for something higher end.

I originally bought these for my Numark TTUSB player after my stylus wore out after 3 years. At first I was of course excited to be able to play my turntable again, but after about the fourth play a real needle popped out of the rubber. It happened after I *gently* touched it to get rid of the thread of dust on it. So I used the second one from the pack. About 5 games and it happened again. I tried putting the needle back in, but it didn't work. I hope it was just a manufacturing defect as I…

If you're looking for a basic, standard assembly cart that won't break the bank, sounds good, and has a good supply of 33/45 and 78 needles, you can't go wrong with this one old Sanyo/Fisher cartridge. It's been made for ages, and the factories that make it make thousands of them - it's easy, it's good, and it doesn't ruin anything. It competes with Audio Technica cars in the same price range and performs very well with them. Sound quality is subjective, but while most will admit they're…

If you are looking for an all-in-one cart and stylus that is loud, has good overall sound quality, is static-free when placed properly, and hassle-free installation, then this is it. It pairs perfectly with the ADJ shell also sold here at Revain if you want the full set. To be honest, the sound quality of this cart is really good, although it fits more into the DJ cart category than the audiophile cart category, hence the price. If you're a music lover, you're probably buying a $200-$500…

I bought two blister packs of these Numark Groovetool needles for my TT1600 turntable with the original cartridge which I have owned for ten years now. I love the spinner, it's fantastic. I've never had a problem with it in the whole time I've owned it, but I'm admittedly not a heavy user either due to various life situations and it's happened in spurts. Then one day I accidentally broke the needle. during its purification. my stupid fault So I had to buy a replacement pen for the first time…

Stanton 500 is dead. Good. Not quite like many of us, LUVERS {LOVE are reserved for human and animals} turntables back it up with regular needles that can sometimes hit or miss depending on who makes them. I just bought four of the $44 MCMs which are still great except they don't have a fluorescent dot on the tips. Nonetheless. For some strange, inexplicable reason Stanton or their parent company Gibson. decided to stop manufacturing all of its pickups and styluses. And just then vinyl is…