Q. Which Goldring cartridge suits second-hand records the best?

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• Q. Which Goldring cartridge is best for making digital recordings of my vinyl?

  Answer: The smallest diamond profile which you can afford will be the best option, as it can trace the highest frequency grooves without distortion, in comparison to cheaper (and larger) diamond profiles. In this regard, you would need to look at ...

• Q. How do I know when to replace my Goldring stylus?

  Answer: We usually say that a Goldring diamond/stylus should last for about 500-1500 hours of listening (shorter for spherical diamonds, longer for line contact), but this varies depending on the condition of the vinyl being played. Another way of ...