G910 - Q. What would be a good replacement for my old Goldring 910 cartridge?

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  Answer: This is the classic late 1960’s Goldring 800 series cartridge based on the variable reluctance principle often referred to as moving iron. There is a permanent stationary magnet and a coil in the body of the cartridge. The stylus block ...

• Epic II - Q. What would be a good replacement for my old Goldring Epic II cartridge?

  Answer: Indeed, the Epic II was discontinued quite some time ago, but a cartridge from the E Series would be a good alternative.

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

  Answer: Our recommendation for a well looked after but heavily played recording is to buy the most expensive stylus profile you can - so a 1042 or an Ethos, as they can reach parts of the record groove that have rarely been before. For absolutely ...

• 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 ...

• Q. Do you supply stylus protractors with Goldring cartridges?

  Answer: We do not supply stylus protractors, as this is something which is used to correctly set the overhang and offset according to the turntable manufacturers recommendation (and this is something which we do not have any control over). You can ...