Miyajima Shilabe STEREO

There were two big problems in a conventional phono- cartridge. The conventional phono- cartridge installs a square iron core to a cantilever and winds up a coil to the iron core. And it installs a wire in the center of the iron core. And it is fixed through a rubber damper in York. Therefore the movement point is located in a rubber damper in the outside of the coil. There is the cross-shaped thing to the iron core, too. Those methods become the electricity generating system of the magnetic induction type that they used a core of the iron for so that movement point is separated from a coil. Therefore the piece of iron put in a magnetic field is strongly attracted to a magnet, and it is not thought that it is possible for free, correct movement. In addition, the movement point is vague because a wire is a bending part. The vague fulcrum cannot convey the movement of the tip to a coil precisely. The cross ring method broke off the big fault of the conventional phono- cartridge. The cross ring method synchronizes the center point of the coil of right and left and enables correct reproduction by assuming the center point a clear movement point.

It is the best model of the cross ring method. The African blackwood of the main body is used for the materials of a clarinet and the oboe. It has beautiful luster with a heavy tree very firmly.

Maker: Miyajima-Laboratory

Product name: Stereo cartridge -Shilabe-

Impedance: About 16 ohms (About 0.23mV output)

Frequency range (-3dB): 20 Hz to 32 kHz

Tracking force: 3.0 g

Stylus Shape: Shibata (diamond needle)

Compliance (10Hz): around 8×10-6cm/dyne

Appropriate temperature: 20-30 Celsius (most suitable 25 C)
68-86 Fahrenheit (most suitable 77 F)

Weight: about 9.7g

Body: African Blackwood

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