Catridges and Mix Vibes

[rgegeo]

hello everybody,

i am buying two sl 1200 mk2 tomorrow and i would like to know what are the best catridges on thew market to use with mix vibes?

i would much apreciate if you give up to three options.

thank you in advance

giorgio

[phadedvision]

Hi rgegeo,

I've used the Shure M44-7s and I think they work great!

[Marxon]

hi regegeo!

i compared a two year old "black" Ortofon DJ with
a new "blue" Ortofon and noticed no difference
The Timecode vinyls of mixvibes a really great!
You notice maybee a difference at ultra slow vinyl movements if u use a cartridges with a high output voltage.

[hemskoc]

I use the ortofon digi scartch carts, and they are really good too. Either the shures(m44) or the ones i use should be fine
Cheers

[wazza]

I use Stanton scratchmaster mp4....work good to ..

[Jim B]

I use Stanton Discmaster V3 Cart's at home and at the club when we have the TT's set up there.

Been working great for me

[Marxon]

...somebody here who knows a cartridges which doesnt´t work?

[sakaana]

...somebody here who knows a cartridges which doesnt´t work?

Very easy answer: There are none.
In the past it was like "choose one with a very high output". But its not like that anymore since the timecode gots more precise.

[Marxon]

...somebody here who knows a cartridges which doesnt´t work?

Very easy answer: There are none.
In the past it was like "choose one with a very high output". But its not like that anymore since the timecode gots more precise.

Thats what i wanted to say with my post

[hemskoc]

I suppose the question should be rephrased as;
"Which needles last longer, have the least wear on your timecode records, and best bang for you $$$" (as signal output values are not as important anymore with Mixvibes systems)
Cheers