🔧 Optimized Universal Magnetic Phono Cartridge Turntable Headshell Review

Very good head body. Exactly what I ordered. I definitely love the style and functionality. Upgrade your wired connections and make them perfect. Many Thanks.

I bought this shell because I wanted my SME tonearm to look the same so I can fit a cheap replacement car if my vinyl isn't in the best condition. As I got on the cart, the collar pin slipped out, I've never experienced that in over 40 years. Okay, book it as cheap, put it back in and keep going, then the little round chrome pad came loose and then glued it back on, so no big deal. When I took off the sleeve to clean the needle yesterday, the pin that was detached is now firmly seated on the…

This type of metal stamped plastic case has been around for decades and of course quality varies from source to source. You can buy these with confidence. No dents as is often the case with Technics imitations. If you're looking for a lightweight and inexpensive headshell, here's a tonic. I have several headshells loaded and in use including OEM Technics, Audio Technica ATP-H (original for my ATP-12 arm). ), other types of pressed metal, and a few Technics knockoffs. I will not buy this last…

I've bought at least a dozen of these turntables to fix turntables whose cases were AWOL. I use either these or American DJs depending on whether I want a lighter (6.7 grams) or a heavier (American DJ 10 grams) one. They are alright. Yes, they look pretty cheap and are mass-produced. But I haven't had one that warped or did anything bad in azimuth because the locking pin was misaligned (unfortunately I've seen that on Stanton shells). Not that I doubt they MIGHT have quality control issues, but