Ortofon/Dynavector ? cartridge characteristics


I'm looking for my first high-end cartridge. I've been told that to match my tube preamp, tube amp and TriPlanar arm I'd want something vivid, dynamic and with tight bass. Any suggestions ? I do mostly vocal, opera and chamber music.
Budget up to 4K. Thanks
dr_john
Heard feedback that the XV1 is too heavy for the TriPlanar and gets ragged up top. 11 grams is about its max.
I'd want something vivid, dynamic and with tight bass. Any suggestions ?

Lyra Delos is a remarkable cartridge. Would be my choice in that price range.
XV1 is too heavy for the TriPlanar and gets ragged up top

LOL! Some one either depends too much on resonant frequency numbers, doesn't know how to set this combination up with proper selection of the supplied counterweights, or there is another issue in their system.

Best of luck in your search.
I own a Triplanar arm and Dynavector XV1-s. In my system, I slightly prefer the A90 with the Triplanar. To my ear, there is a slight tendency to high frequency stridency with the Triplanar/XV1-s combination. (I have not heard this stridency with the Durand Talea.) However, being familiar with the Shindo preamps, I'm not certain that this would be an issue in your system.

Both cartridges really need meticulous set up to sound their best. Both sound great with a good set up, but a 'spot on' setup will yield spectacular results. So which ever cartridge you purchase, I would strongly encourage investing in a quality set up tool like the MintLP protractor.