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La V 11 ha fatto la storia dell'HiFi. 

Ora Vi consiglio la M97Xe. 

Lo spazzolino aiutera' molto il braccio di lettura e lo stilo:presenta al braccio 2,5 gr di peso necessario ad un ottimo funzionamento di bracci anche economici ma allo stilo fa vedere solo 1,5 g. di peso necessario all'ottimo funzionamento nel seguire le tracce con velocita' e sicurezza.Inoltre lo spazzolino e' smorzato riducendo le sollecitazioni allo stlio in dischi ondulati,oltre ad assicurare una miglior pulizia. 

 

105 euro di costo:quindi ancora ad un livello accettabile anche in giradischi della fascia 300-600 euro. 

 

 

 

Per chi pensa sia un prezzo elevato assicuro che solo a questo livello si ascoltano i dischi come sono in grado di fare. 

Ed e' necessario anche con giradischi da solo 300 euro. 

 

Se avete un buon braccio come il Rega allora potete usare la Goldring 1006 o la 1012. 

 

Dynamic Stabilizer Damper/Destaticizer 

The Shure Dynamic Stabilizer provides damping at the ideal location: the cantilever end. This feature renders the V15VxMR and the M97xE an excellent match to any mass tonearm. 

The viscous-damped Dynamic Stabilizer used on the V15VxMR and M97xE cartridges maintains a uniform distance between the cartridge and the record under difficult playing conditions, such as those caused by warped records, or mismatched tonearm mass. When such stabilization is not required, the stabilizer brush can be locked up into its detent position, which, under ideal playing conditions, can provide even better sound quality. 

All Shure stylus structures have been designed to strict limits of compliance, and adjusted to place the compliance-mass resonance in the region between record warp frequencies and the lower limit of the audio information band. To tame residual undesirable energy, the stabilizer is placed at the most effective tonearm position, on the pickup itself. The resulting performance is superior for any arm mass range. The effect of the damping is quite pronounced with tonearms of any effective mass value, but most striking if the stylus compliance and arm mass result in a resonance frequency in the optimum 8 to 10 Hertz range. This structure is the least sensitive to outside stimulation, and is also well damped. 

Compliance, Damping & Tonearm Mass 

The V15's "Dynamic Stabilizer" provides damping at the ideal location: the cantilever end. This feature renders the V15VxMR an excellent match to any mass tonearm. 

The origins of the stabilizer go back to the era of the Garrard L100 turntable. The V15 Type III was to have been the highest compliance stylus structure that could practically be built. But to our great dismay, this combination could barely manage any but the flattest of discs. In all other cases, the arm/cartridge would leap from the record surface and bound across the bands. 

From that time on, all Shure stylus structures have been designed to strict limits of compliance, and adjusted to place the compliance-mass resonance in the region between record warp frequencies and the lower limit of the audio information band. To tame residual undesirable energy, the stabilizer was placed at the most effective tonearm position, on the pickup itself. The resulting performance is superior for any arm mass range. The effect of the damping is quite pronounced with tonearms of any effective mass value, but most striking if the stylus compliance and arm mass result in a resonance frequency in the optimum 8 to 10 Hertz range. This structure is the least sensitive to outside stimulation, and is well damped to boot. 

Just as any car should have a shock absorber, so any tonearm/cartridge system should have a damper. Only Shure provides for this.