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    Another fan of the SC35C. Amazing cart in my opinion. I have NOS styli and a Jico Neo SAS Saphire styli. I haven't really run the Jico in yet. It's done a few hours. Once i get my headphone rig up and running and i get a lighter headshell for it, it will go back on and put through it's paces.
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    M95 HE is my favourite so far.
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    I'm Graham.

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    The V15 III was the standard reference cartridge used by QC in my pressing plant.
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    I made a terrible error and replaced an M75ed11 with a P77. Jesus, I stopped listening to records for nigh on twenty years, never worked out why until I put the Dual/Ortofon cart that came with my deck back on. What a total, irredeemable POS that A&R was. Still have the Shure , P77 got broken. Not soon enough though.

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    I have an old Pioneer PL-12D with an M75EDII. It has nowhere near the resolution of my other turntables, but it definitely makes music!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I have an old Pioneer PL-12D with an M75EDII. It has nowhere near the resolution of my other turntables, but it definitely makes music!
    A classic combo that started thousands out on the road to hi-fi, but it's the Pioneer that's the limiting factor, not the Shure imho.

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    Got 2 m55's. One with fancy jico sas and other with nos. I prefer the latter oddly.
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