
jellybeard999 said:Can anyone explain what it is ?
I gather its something to do with a record deck... but thats all![]()

Very close. It's an XV-1s.BF-Bert said:Its an XV-1 isn't it?
Spie said:Nobody has guessed which one yet. I thought Mr Sukebe would be straight in.
Von Luck said:£2000 for a cartridge? Unless it transports Angelina Jolie onto my lap to whisper the music into my ear I can't see it being worth it.
Give it a while to settle in and no doubt it will sound even nicerSpie said:Just installed it and it's sounding rather good. So natural and not a hint of harshness.
What turntable / arm are you using it with?Gyro SE/TechnoArm. I intend to upgrade the arm next, then the TT. I know the cartridge deserves better but the TT/arm was a pressy so can't get rid just yet.Amoeba said:Give it a while to settle in and no doubt it will sound even nicerWhat turntable / arm are you using it with?
Von Luck said:How much?
Edit: $4250 according to a google......![]()
£2000 for a cartridge? Unless it transports Angelina Jolie onto my lap to whisper the music into my ear I can't see it being worth it.
Hehe I wish people would give me presents like that!Spie said:Gyro SE/TechnoArm. I intend to upgrade the arm next, then the TT. I know the cartridge deserves better but the TT/arm was a pressy so can't get rid just yet.
I have never heard a high end turntable setup, would be quite interesting to demo one one day.I see where you are coming from, but as others as said it is really no different to buying a supercar over an Astra, or a massive plasma screen over a standard TV. If the reproduced sound is audibly better than the equipment it replaced then why not spend such an amount of money?Von Luck said:£2000 for a cartridge? Unless it transports Angelina Jolie onto my lap to whisper the music into my ear I can't see it being worth it.
