Shure ME97HE.


Recently, I installed Shure ME97HE cartridge on my Rega and I don't want go back to CDs. The Pickering XSV 3000 was good, but Shure... O, Boy. First time in my basement, my speakers virtually disappeared. If, it is possible to have, to much of sound stage, I have it :]
Well... Sonically, was not as perfect, and I was lacking depth behind speakers. What can be beater than Shure ME97HE? Yes, something normally priced :]

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jakub61
Hey fella's how do you think the new Shure ME97HE would pair with a
Thorens 125? (original arm) and how is it compared to the V15's available?
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Viridian,
y.s.:
>>> I will be buying the new JICO stylus for the V15 as soon as it becomes available as I stashed a couple of extra bodies away.<<<
I had ordered a SAS stylus with LP-Gear for my V15 type III cart to replace my VN35MR stylus --- next thing they send we the wrong 45 for the V15 type IV cart.
According to them they have stock of the correct item and they promised to replace it as soon as they got the wromg item back --- which they now have confirmed.
Reading your post seems to indicate there is no stock for the V15 type III at present?
I had no shipping info from them for the 35 SAS, which makes me wonder if my since 2 month 'NO STOCK' assumption is correct?
Greetings,
Regards, Jakub61: The type 111, V15Vmr and the M95 have a more articulate response with lively transients: reeds, brass and cymbals sparkle. Bass fundamentals are very solid but these cartridges lack the warm (colored?) harmonics in the 3rd/4th octaves usually prefered by those who enjoy the "east coast" sound.
What sounds better? A M97 with the JICO SAS N97HE stylus from LPGear will bring out even more highlights from your cartridge.
Axel: I recently ordered a back-up SAS stylus for my type 111 from LPG, it arrived the following (last) week.
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