jico sas shure m75ed type 11

[Listener666]

Thinking of getting one of the for my sure m7511............i made the mistake of buying a yuk generic cheapo styli last time....10 hours later it was still yuk.....so in the draw it went:lol:

Since i can't find a boron styli for my nagaoka mp11.....which had an...erm...accident:uhho:..........i think the jico sas for the m75 may be the answer

Concerns:
Not cheap
I don't like the m75 with the present styli ....but have yet to hear it with something better.....reports are very good.
Will it work with the sme111 i hope to get in the future?....and the rb250 for now?
Will i be better off with an Audio Technica at110/120 at about 50 - 100 quid ?

It's prime use will be for archiving at 96/24 and office listening mainly through headphones


cheers..........

Edit:.I might even be able to spell shure....if i really try

[Dominic Harper]

Get the Jico, you wont regret it.

[Listener666]

That was my thoughts........its only the sound with the generic styli that put me off.........warm and wooly.....that was with gh242 and kef ref 201 speakers!

[morris_minor]

It's prime use will be for archiving at 96/24 and office listening mainly through headphones ...


This is pretty much me, and my Jico Sas (in a Technics P22).

I haven't heard or read a bad word about the Sas. It performs excellently for me, and will almost certainly do so for you. :)

[chris@panteg]

As above , P22 SAS , they are the best styli you can buy !

Boron cantilever too , not cheap and you might get hit for duty but worth it I feel.