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"It arrived yesterday and the SQ (Sound Quality) floored me. ...it traces very well and provides excellent detail."
"I thought I wouldn't hear a difference but with playing LPs the sound is much fuller with more midrange. Thank you so much for an inexpensive and noticeable upgrade to an inexpensive music player."
● Exceptional clarity and harmonic richness
● Sound quality and performance beyond original or substitute styli
● Special elliptical diamond for high fidelity sound quality
● Highly polished bonded 0.3 x 0.7 mil elliptical diamond tip
● Low-mass alloy cantilever for groove tracing accuracy and fidelity
● Made by Japanese artisans creating perfection with each stylus
● LP GEAR® stylus - Above and beyond copies and generics
- Product Info
LP GEAR CERAPREME™ RED STYLUS
- LP GEAR® stylus - Above and beyond copies and genericsThe LP GEAR® Cerapreme™ Red stylus elevates the sound quality of the humble ceramic cartridge used as original equipment in many nostalgia record players and modern turntables. It features a low mass natural diamond precision polished to true special elliptical shape with 0.0003 inch scanning radius allowing accurate tracing of all stereo record grooves. Uplifted by a thin wall aluminum alloy tube cantilever, the special elliptical diamond's bearing radius of 0.0007 inch supports the stylus force providing optimum reproduction and preserving the long playing life of your records. The Cerapreme Blue summons the notes from the contours of the record grooves with extraordinary musical expressiveness.
The Cerepreme Red stylus has the ability to portray a convincing sound stage, better harmonic accuracy and cohesiveness across the frequency spectrum without the spiffiness usually associate with this ceramic cartridge. It unveils the purity and freedom heretofore masked by mundane and inferior styli often found with factory equipped ceramic cartridges. The Cerapreme Red offers the maximum most-for-the-money stylus.
