Detail 01
5mV output
Loud for a moving magnet. Cues stay audible over a club system and the mixer's phono gain stays low, keeping hiss down.

Independent shopping perspective
Entry-level spherical DJ cartridge with high 5mV output. For turntablists and mobile DJs who need a loud, forgiving signal and heavy tracking force.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Loud for a moving magnet. Cues stay audible over a club system and the mixer's phono gain stays low, keeping hiss down.
Detail 02
Rounded tip rides the groove wall centrally, so it survives backspins and sideways force far better than an elliptical.
Detail 03
Heavy. Keeps the stylus planted through scratching, but it wears records faster than a 1.5-2g hi-fi setup.
Detail 04
Modest stereo split. Fine for mixing, but the stereo image is narrower than a listening-focused cartridge.
Detail 05
Standard moving-magnet loading. Any normal phono input works; no step-up transformer or special preamp needed.
Detail 06
Heavy enough that you'll need to rebalance the tonearm counterweight and reset anti-skate after fitting.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The spherical tip and 3-5g tracking force are built for it — the stylus stays in the groove under backspins and sideways pressure.
No. This is the cartridge alone. You supply the headshell, screws, nuts and the four coloured lead wires.
Anywhere in the 3-5g range. Start near 3g for mixing and go heavier only if you're scratching hard and getting skips.
Yes, if it's a moving-magnet input — the standard 47K ohm, 200pF load. That covers DJ mixers and virtually all built-in phono stages.
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