What's New in Rega's New Phono Cartridges? | Nd3, Nd5, and Nd7 Overview

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @keithb.8684
    @keithb.8684 15 дней назад +3

    INCREDIBLE video! Could not be any more of an understandable explanation.

  • @roberts.4261
    @roberts.4261 11 дней назад

    I disagree with your point about changing the stylus. I have no problem changing the Goldring stylus (for 1022GX and 1042 cartridges). But I assume there probably are problems with low-cost cartridges.

    • @HiFiBuys
      @HiFiBuys  6 дней назад +1

      Changing a replaceable stylus is and should be very easy. Our point was explaining the reasoning behind Rega not offering a replaceable stylus on these cartridges when offerings from other manufacturers do offer that convenience. No matter how well designed, a replaceable stylus will result in lesser tolerances than a cartridge body that is one solid piece. This is far from the only thing that matter when it comes to choosing a cartridge, we only hoped to share Rega's reasoning behind their design choice. Happy listening!