If it were me(now that I know the price range): I'd buy a new unit(12% isn't much of a discount for used/demo gear). Still- I've never bought a cartridge(in the past 30+ years) without first inspecting the stylus, via a microscope. I've seen a number that were mis-aligned when mounted on the cantilever(new in the box), in that time. A lot depends on your trust of the dealer, and how much the $70 means to you. Can you believe his assessment of the time on the unit? Does he let cutomers mistreat his equipment?(unlikely, but possible). Like I said though- You should still audition the unit with your phono stage/pre-amp, before purchasing(new or demo unit).
What is a typical life span of a stylus or cartrid
I have opt to make a purchase on a turntable that has roughly 30 hours of use on the table and cartridge.
A hifi shop has it and offered me $70.00 off regular price.
Any ideas?
Thanks
By the way, I am just getting back into vinyl. I am a borderline audiophile if you want to call me that lol.
Another words I have been into Hi end equipment for 20 years. Just budget minded till now.
A hifi shop has it and offered me $70.00 off regular price.
Any ideas?
Thanks
By the way, I am just getting back into vinyl. I am a borderline audiophile if you want to call me that lol.
Another words I have been into Hi end equipment for 20 years. Just budget minded till now.
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