Ortofon Windfeld - anyone heard one?

Thank you, Downunder
:-)
>>> Bottom line is I think the SPU is wonderful, but you need a 2nd cartridge that will be a bit more transparent when the recording warrants it. <<<

I was starting to get exactly THAT notion. It seems to explain (I'm a bit slow here, sorry) why so many commentators sport AT LEAST two arms and with cart(s).

I'm busy for (reasons explained) with a number of MM carts, and the same issue arises here also.

Now what's my next step? --- Go like Raul, who's excusing himself, that he ONLY can mount 10 tonearms/carts at a time?

Thank you for 'clarifying' that issue :-) ...

Axel
PS: As hard as I look, no way to get a second arm onto my SME-10... two cars, two arms, two carts, two... eish!

So Raul

What recommendations do you make for MM cartridges that are readily available.
I prefer a full dynamic sound compared to the lean and bright variety.

Shane, there is a well written comparison between the Jubilee and the Windfeld on the Polk Audio forum:
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68614

Makes me want to upgrade from my Jubilee!

Hi Tobes,
oh yes, but as with all things audio, take that 'review/rave" with a pinch of salt...

It's a good cart, but you're not 'talking to angels' as yet with it :-)

I listen to a number of jolly good MMs (oldies) and they make that review a bit overenthusiastic in my view. It's sort of on the same level as the hype about the PW emanating from Ortofon's sales brochure...

Axel

Axelwahl, given the recent hype regarding MM carts, I'm going to retrieve my 20yo Garrott P77 from my folks house (when I get around to it) - to see what the cartridge sounds like in my current setup.
To be honest I'm not overly optimistic that I'll be bowled over. I recall the cartridge sounded quite musical, exciting and full bodied - but somewhat big (and loose) on the bottom and lacking the refinement, nuance and imaging precision of a good MC.
I guess it won't cost me anything to experiment though.