Q. Which Goldring cartridge is suitable for mono recordings?

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  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. 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 ...

• G800 - Q. What would be a good replacement for my old Goldring 800 cartridge?

  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 ...

• Q. Which cartridge would I need for vinyl manufactured in different regions?

  Answer: The specifications for LPs was laid down by the RIAA in the 1950s, so each cutting and pressing plant should be following the same rules. However, that being said, there are differences between the VTA of records produced during different ...

• Q. Can I play my vinyl wet?

  Answer: This is quite a controversial topic, but we would not recommend playing records wet. When we tried it, the record became ruined (unless it was always played wet). We had water all over our record player and the cartridge, which was not good ...