Comparing Empire's first phono cartridge with one of their last.

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @MusicBoxVinyl
    @MusicBoxVinyl Месяц назад

    Nice! I own the OP2 which I was told it was from 1979…it tracks at 2.5 grams and it sounds really good even though I had an after market stylus on it. In my opinion it sounds really good with disco, funk, and Latin music. I don’t own any jazz records, but I’d imagine they would sound good with my empire stylus. The second stylus on the video I’ve seen it listed on eBay for $20 which is a steal to me because empire had really good cartridges!

  • @audubon5425
    @audubon5425 2 месяца назад +1

    I cant believe they sold that first one for three years and didnt go bankrupt

  • @valjouxwakmann5962
    @valjouxwakmann5962 2 месяца назад

    I like the empire 88 sound. It is thick maybe due to heavy tracking force but has the grit to it.

  • @marktubeie07
    @marktubeie07 2 месяца назад +1

    Wow, atrocious first cartridge. I'd even go so far to say it imitates the sound of a worn/chipped stylus ! They certainly had come a long way by the time 750 was released. Very interesting...

  • @machwind3266
    @machwind3266 2 месяца назад +1

    Wow. The first one made my hair raise up on the back of my neck. Very uncomfortable to listen to. The second one was much better and pleasant to listen to. Many years of trial and error make a difference!

    • @bertroost1675
      @bertroost1675 2 месяца назад +1

      Do I hear a lot of high end distortion on the first one?

  • @richardwagner4460
    @richardwagner4460 2 месяца назад +1

    Definitely the LTD750 much cleaner.

    • @MusicBoxVinyl
      @MusicBoxVinyl Месяц назад

      Yeah it’s a good cart if you can find one. I have the OP2, and use it a lot on my videos and it sounds really good with the records I collect.

  • @MonsterMovee
    @MonsterMovee 2 месяца назад

    It's no wonder why the SHURE M3D cornered the market during the late 50's early 60's. That early Empire was trash. I've heard much better sounding ceramic cartridges. Why would Empire even sell such trash?