Grado Green Phono Cartridge

[footman]

Based on my positive experience with their headphone line I purchased the Grado Green. Upon first hearing I knew I had found a good product. 50 records have been played and I am very satisfied. To be a bit more analytical it was run through the Shure Type Four audio obstacle course recording. It hit all the marks with good scores. A fine value for sixty dollars.
















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[yettitheman]

Grado's are always a good choice (really so when on a budget )

 

[footman]

Black, green, blue, silver, gold.

I am so very pleased with the green's performance it makes me curious as to each ones capabilities. It sounds like a great way to spend an intense weekend.

 

[yettitheman]

Audio Technica also makes very good cart's.... there are many many others as well. I'm actually spinning with a Sansui SR-222... but I think it needs some work (belt and such).

 

[Duffinator]

Audio Technica also makes very good cart's.... there are many many others as well. I'm actually spinning with a Sansui SR-222... but I think it needs some work (belt and such).

I own a bunch of vintage Sansui gear. If you like the SR-222 keep an eye open for an SR-838. They typically go for around $200 and look as good as they sound.

 

[yettitheman]

I own a bunch of vintage Sansui gear. If you like the SR-222 keep an eye open for an SR-838. They typically go for around $200 and look as good as they sound.

Hmm... might have to get one of those