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Stanton 500 cartridge good 4 bedroom, club and turntabalist

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Uploaded by on Aug 29, 2008

Stanton 500. video 1
http://www.djsuperstore.co.uk/catalogue/clg.cgi
http://www.sony.co.uk/hub/id/1201538202613/block/2
good for the bedroom dj and for the turntabalist. This cartridge/ needle is known as spherical and will be better for your vinyl as it wilkl not dig in a s mutch.

http://www.djtutor.com/demos/styli

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  • get shure m447s if your serious about scratching and turntablism, 500s wont last long and tend to skip much more often

  • This is the nicest video quality we've ever seen from you. Your information on the needle is even better.

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  • 0:31 What's an optical stylus ?

  • hi mate, a few days ago I bought a new SYNQ xtrm-1 turntable as well as a Stanton 500V3 Cartridge/needle. I installed and adjusted everything as described in the little manual, but when scratching (or playback in reverse) the needle skips. I tried everything, went through all the steps again and again, the only thing that helps a little bit is making the tonearm heavier (4 grams), however in the store I was told that the Stanton 500V3 needs a Tracking Force of something in between 3 & 3.5 grams?

  • I'm soon getting a Stanton T.62 and I need to know what weight would be suitable for the 500 v3 cartridge for CASUAL LISTENING, I'm not a DJ and have no intentions to DJ on this turntable. Thank you.

  • What about the Shure M-447 as a general needle?

  • Get PICKERING XV15-150DJ! Amazing bass tracking!(Stanton magnetic corporation)!

  • Ah the old straight arm emulate technique, dependant on how much counterbalance weight your applying and tonearm height, i would personally recommend an headshell angle between 13 to 23 degrees.

  • about 30 degrees,i use technics 1200m3d's..

    stanton sucks for scratchin',the m-44/7's and ortofon's are way 2 expensive so i'll advise any turntablist 2 use the standard audio- technica's,used them for over a year now withouth any complaints.

  • How far to the right and what turntable are you using?

  • i,ve got cheap audio technica needles and rotated them to the right just like the m-44/7's..

    they won't skip like the stanton's and for a bargain you can scratch just as hard as shure's.

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