Have you heard the Goldring Ethos Cartridge?

The Ethos is good value for money. It has a good balance of resolving details but still being musical. I use it to listen to Classical Violin Music and Mainstream. It will not have the resolving power, dynamics  and depth of stage like a Lyra Kleos and will not be as expressive as a Benz Gullwing in Jazz. 
If I only had 1 Cartridge to choose from the Ethos would be high on the list because its a very good allrounder.

I have had an Ethos for a couple of years. It is amazing, with heaps of detail yet smooth, warm sound. Love it.

Thank you @jorgjean  and @allenric .  I had a Goldring made, Roksan badged cartridge about a decade ago on a Roksan Radius turntable that I loved.  It punched about its price class. 

I just bought the Ethos. Should arrive tomorrow. Cannot wait!

I've been running in the Ethos now.  It's likely too early to give an accurate assessment of the cartridge, but here's what I noticed. 

--Setup was a breeze. The body and the cantilever provide easy viewing for setup. They aren't obscured. 

--Packaging was first rate. As good or better than the last few carts I bought--AudioTechnica ART9, Benz LPS, Kiseki Purpleheart. 

--Sound is particularly big, bold and lively. Bass, midrange and treble are pretty equally distributed.  

--I would like it to open up with a bit more air on top. I have only a few hours on it so we shall see.