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

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• Q. Which Goldring cartridge is suitable for mono recordings?

  Answer: All Goldring cartridges are suitable for both stereo and mono recordings.

• Q. Which Goldring cartridge can I use with my DJ record deck with a straight tonearm?

  Answer: In order for any cartridge to track a record properly, without causing distorted sound or damage using a tonearm with a single pivot point (most turntables have this unless they are linear tracking), the arm must have two things; overhang and ...

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

  Answer: There is no real limit on the cartridge body and it should last for many years if properly looked after, as there are no internal parts that can deteriorate.

• 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. 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 ...