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    Join Date: Aug 2012

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    I'm Steve.

    Question Pickering cartridges.

    What is the general view about the moving iron designs here?

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    Having owned a variety of Pickering and largely similar Stanton cartridges, all I can say is that they do the job, but I never quite came to terms with the slight coarseness I discerned about the top end with all of them. That's not to say that they don't work well enough though, they do have a bit of 'drive' about the sound.

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    I have a NOS V15 which I sometimes use on less than pristine recordings. It's not 'special' in any way, but it's clean enough and as Geoff says, they do have a bit of get up and go about them. In a lower end system I could probably live with it quite happily. Some of the higher end models are supposed to be a lot better from what I've heard.
    Nottingham Analogue Spacedeck / Kuzma Stogi S / Benz Micro Ace S L
    Lenco L-75 / Carl Ellis Plinth / Ortofon AS-212 / Ortofon SPU Classic GM E MkII
    Ortofon ST-7 SUT / Nick G Modded Lentek Head Amp / Croft RIAA

    Cambridge Audio CXU / Theta DS Pro Prime

    Classé Model 30 / Luxman M-383

    Usher Compass X-719


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