pmr@drutx.UUCP (10/01/84)
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>Is a $250 brand x better than a $50 Stanton? ...is brand x 10 times better?
It depends. But a $15 Grado GTE+1 is 3 times BETTER than the $50 Stanton.
Yours for higher fidelity,
Phil Rastocny
AT&T-ISL
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lutton@inmet.UUCP (10/05/84)
< > At the risk of starting something: Is a $250 phono cartridge REALLY 10 times better than a $25 Stanton 500 EE? What do radio stations use? 15 years ago they used Stantons. Oh, yeah. One more question. What's a good cartridge and needle to use for 78-rpm records? (I use a Grado FCR with a 78 needle at 3 grams with a Rek-O-Kut 160 tone arm. I should use more force but 3 grams is as high as the arm will go. It tracks OK but usually doesn't track the run-out groove.)
ron@brl-tgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>) (10/06/84)
The nice thing about a Stanton is that they are durable for a good quality cartridge. That is why they are the industry standard for Radio Stations and Discoteques. Certainly better than the Shure Moving Nail cartridge. -Ron