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Jun 5
Technics SL-1200MK2 Tonearm Cartridge: Ortofon Concorde
The Concorde was built for the turntable that changed everything—and it still sounds like it means business.
 era:1980s
Jun 2
Audio-Technica AT-OC9ML
The moving coil that plays nice with lighter tonearms—and sounds less bright than its Denon rival.
 era:1980s
Jun 2
Denon DL-103 Phono Cartridge
Sixty years old and still the standard: the Denon DL-103 is the cartridge that never needed replacing.
 era:1960s
May 25
Shure V15 Type III Cartridge
The cartridge that heard what the mastering engineer was thinking—and didn't let you forget it.
 era:1970s
May 1
Shure M44-7 Cartridge
The M44-7 was built for DJ abuse and ended up being one of the most honest cartridges ever made.
 era:1970s
Apr 25
Ortofon Concorde DJ
The Concorde DJ didn't care about audiophile approval — it just needed to not skip during a backspin.
 era:1990s
Apr 20
Shure M97xE Cartridge
The M97xE is the last great workhorse cartridge — and you've been sleeping on it.
 era:1970s
Apr 20
Ortofon Cadenza Bronze Cartridge
The Cadenza Bronze doesn't color your records — it just stops getting in the way.
 era:2010s
Apr 11
Ortofon 2M Red Moving Magnet Cartridge
The 2M Red is the cartridge that makes you realize your turntable was never the problem
 era:Modern Vintage
Apr 10
Koetsu Rosewood Signature
The DL-103 taught you to want this. The Koetsu Rosewood Signature is what happens when you stop pretending you don't
 era:2000s
Apr 10
Denon DL-103R Tonearm Board
The DL-103 already sounds like a religion. A dedicated mounting board is just the proper church
 era:Modern
Apr 10
Ortofon SPU Classic
The SPU has been right about jazz for sixty years. Maybe it's time you listened
 era:Modern Vintage
Apr 10
Denon DL-103 Cartridge
The DL-103 has been in continuous production since 1962. Your favorite cartridge company didn't make it that long
 era:1960s