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Nov 21, 2024
I presonally prefer warmer sound, and the Red sounds quite good to me. According to most reviews of the Black it produces a more "clinical/darker" sound than the Red and Blue, therefore I am not sure about upgrading to the Black but also not really sure if the Blue is that much of an upgrade, so I would like to get some opinions here.
Has somebody tried the Black/Blue and can give his/her opion? (also if you have other cartridges that you tried and recommend I'll be happy to hear about it).
Thanks!
A weird thing I noticed is that there is a discount when you add cartridges to your cart on the website the Bronze is only 26$ more than MD on their site with shipping, the Black is 161$ more than MD, the Blue is 58$ more than MD and the red is 44$ more than MD.
When you only buy the just the stylus of the Blue, the anniversary edition is just 162$ and the non-anniversary edition is 181$
I'm not really sure which is better, when taking into consideration that my turntable is not that High-End (the AT-LP120), but still its a solid one, and also taking into consideration if it's worth upgrading the phono amp from the built-in which is just meh to something like the Pro-Ject Phono Box S or something similar in the 200+ dollars before investing in a really expensive cartridge.
I would really apreciate any opnion on this. Thanks!
P.S. if I'm going for a Bronze, I'll buy it directly from ortofon for 26$ more which includes warranty and Fedex shipping.
Also, do you think there is a reason to upgrade the AT-LP120 as well?
By the way, the rest of my setup is kind of High-End: AT-LP120->Integrated Phono Amp -> LittleDot MK IV SE (as a Tube buffer)-> Schiit Jotunheim (So I can use my 4-pin XLR balanced Headphones) -> Kenwood KA-5500 (vintage amp from the 70's) -> Cabasse Antigua MT31 Speakers.
Sound is my addiction, I buy so many amps, headphones, vintage amps, cassette decks, etc. With every new audio device purchased I get a little further in my journey in the audio kingdom and I don't see an end to this in the near future - as long as new amps and headphones come out I just gotta try them.
This is how I got into vinyl and I don't regret going down this road even for a sec - it is people like you that make this journey fun, people who are enthusiast about audio and music and help out others like them.
Thanks for the help!
Built by audio engineer Shannon Parks in Seattle. My current entry-level setup is Pro-ject debut carbon -> Budgie tube phono preamp -> powered Audioengine A5+ speakers. In the process of upgrading my platter and stylus.