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Highlights:• Gyger II diamond stylus: Fine-line elliptical profile for low distortion and extended highs.• Hand-wound coils: Pure iron armature delivers dynamic and detailed sound. • Efficient magnetic circuit: Neodymium magnets reduce weight and improve tracking quality. • Pocan low-mass body: Ultra-rigid polyester for maximum efficiency and sound quality. • Expert adjustment: Hand-built with precise azimuth and compliance settings. Goldring Eroica LX:Is an advanced moving-coil cartridge designed for serious audiophiles. Featuring a Gyger II diamond stylus, it provides a refined audio experience with low distortion and extended highs. The stylus profile delivers outstanding detail and dynamics, while hand-wound coils on a pure iron armature ensure optimal sound reproduction. The efficient magnetic circuit utilizes powerful neodymium magnets, enabling a shorter and lighter design. This makes the cartridge compatible with a wide range of tonearms.Specifications:• Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz ± 3 dB• Frequency Range: 10 Hz – 50 kHz • Channel Balance: Max. 1 dB at 1 kHz • Channel Separation: Min. 25 dB at 1 kHz • Sensitivity: 0.5 mV ± 1 dB at 5 cm/s lateral; 1 kHz • Static Compliance: 25 mm/N • Trackability: 85 µm (at 315 Hz) • Equivalent Tip Mass: 0.35 mg • Vertical Tracking Angle: 22° • Stylus Radius: Gyger II • Stylus Type: Non-replaceable (Re-tip service available) • Load Resistance: 100 Ohm • Load Capacitance: 100 – 500 pF • Internal Inductance: 12 µH • Internal Resistance: 8 Ohm • Cartridge Weight: 5.2 g • Cartridge Weight (including fixings): 6.6 g • Fixing Centre: 12.7 mm (0.5 inch) • Playing Weight: 1.5 - 2.0 g (1.75 g nominal) Product reviews and links
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Goldring is a pioneer in hi-fi, renowned for quality and innovation for over a century. Founded in Berlin in 1906 by Czech brothers Heinrich and Julius Scharf, Goldring began by producing components for the gramophone industry and quickly became synonymous with expertise and reliability. In the 1920s, their Juwel Electro sound box became an icon of quality, laying the foundation for their global reputation.
After relocating to England in 1933, Goldring continued technological advancements, particularly in electric pickups. The 1950s saw the revolutionary Goldring 500 pickup, which became popular at the BBC and stood as a symbol of high-quality hi-fi. Collaboration with Lenco in the 1960s led to the GL75 turntable, a timeless classic.
Goldring has maintained its position as a key player in the modern vinyl world by launching advanced MM and MC cartridges, like the Ethos and the E series, ensuring new generations access high-quality sound. From its early days to today’s products, Goldring remains a driving force in hi-fi, blending heritage with cutting-edge technology.
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