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- Sumiko - Cartridge Database - Vinyl Engine
Sumiko Blue Point Special EVO3 add a review Type High Output Moving Coil Output Voltage mV
- Sumiko Manuals | Vinyl Engine
Library Sumiko US firm that marketed a successful range of Japanese made tonearms in the 1980s, the original MMT S-shaped arm and the FT3 and the FT4 which had straight arms The company now distributes SME arms in the US and sells a range of award winning cartridges Gallery Sumiko Gallery Phono Cartridges
- Sumiko Blue Point Special - Vinyl Engine
Sumiko Blue Point Special owners manual, service manuals and schematics are for reference only and the Vinyl Engine bears no responsibility for errors or other inaccuracies
- Sumiko Oyster Moving-Magnet Phono Cartridge Manual | Vinyl Engine
Sumiko Oyster owners manual, service manuals and schematics are for reference only and the Vinyl Engine bears no responsibility for errors or other inaccuracies
- Sumiko Premier MMT Stereo S-Shaped Tonearm Manual - Vinyl Engine
Description The Premier MMT is an S-shaped tonearm manufactured for Sumiko by Jelco in Japan The arm features a removable headshell and can be used with or without fluid damping
- Sumiko Pearl Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Manufacturer Model Sumiko Pearl Reviews displaying reviews 1 to 9 of 9 To post a review for the Sumiko Pearl, please or a free account
- Ortofon 2m Blue vs Sumiko Rainer - Vinyl Engine
Re: Ortofon 2m Blue vs Sumiko Rainer by raphaelmabo » 09 May 2020 14:16 The 2M Blue has a larger and more exact and precise soundstage, Rainier has a tight and more narrow soundstage (Olympia and Moonstone is better here) but delivers music in a way that is very entertaining and easy to like, without sounding brash or hard
- Hana EH EL vs the Sumiko Blue Point Special EVO III and high vs low . . .
I’m looking for opinions about the Hana EH EL vs the Sumiko Blue Point Special EVO III, as well as impressions of the high vs low output versions of the EVO III There have been many opinions on-line where the BPS has been found to be shrill and forward but it seems like (but maybe not) these were based on running it into 47K
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