Grado 78C Phono Cartridge

SKU: GRAD78C

$100.00

GRADO 78C PHONO CARTRIDGE

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Grado 78 RPM cartridges are designed for high output and excellent stability even under severe use. Each Grado 78 RPM phono cartridge can be used for either archival or casual play without concern for undue wear on the record. All Grado 78 phono cartridges have a considerable reduction in tip mass resulting in extended frequency response while tracking forces can range from 2-5 grams. The experts acclaim these Grado 78 RPM cartridges as virtually the finest 78 RPM cartridges in the world.

The Grado 78C cartridge uses a three-piece OTL cantilever technology, oxygen free wire in the coils and a specially designed, highly polished conical/spherical 3.0 mil diamond mounted in a brass bushing.

Grado 78C Phono Cartridge Specifications
- Type: Moving magnet
- Output voltage: 5mV
- Frequency response: 10Hz-50kHz
- Load impedance: 47k ohms
- Stylus type: Conical
- Stylus replacement: User replaceable
- Stylus part no.: 78C
- Tracking force: 2-5 g

Cheapest True Mono Cartridge around

Great cartridge which significantly reduces the surface noise of my 78s as compared to any stereo or mono strapped/ summed stereo 78 cartridge. Well worth the money. Should also accept any Grado stylus so I believe it can also be made to play 33/34 mono records with the appropriate stylus.

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Worked perfect

Thanks for your fast service and the product is great, too.

I don't know what you receive my previous email. But the needle was broke off the stylus. Beside the point it didn't fit anyway. So is what I need is a stylus and a cartridge that is compatible with my turntable. Thank you look forward to hearing back from you

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