cartridges
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Stanton SM.V3 Review
Overview The Stanton SM.V3 is a mid priced scratch cartridge with good skip resistance and quality sound. Buy the Stanton SM.V3 at the lowest price on Reverb.com Staff Review Guest With two fully mounted needles and a clear flight case…
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Shure WhiteLabel Review
Overview An excellent combination of club quality sound and skip resistance. Shure’s first concord style catridge sports low record wear and allows adjustment of stylus overhang. The Shure Whitelabel also features reliable contacts for plugging into the tonearm. Buy the…
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Shure M44G Review
Overview The Shure M44G scratch/club cartridge offers the same low record wear found in the M447. It differs from its brother in that it is a little less skip resistant, but has a more balanced output with better sound quality.…
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Stanton 890SA Review
Overview Stanton’s new flagship cartridge is great for both scratch and club use. An improvment over the 680HP, the Stanton 890SA sports great performance in terms of record wear, output, range and skip resistance. Buy the Stanton 890SA at the…
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Shure M25C Review
Overview The entry level Shure cartridge. For its price, the Shure M25C performs great in terms of sound quality as well as skip resistance. It also has fairly low record wear. Overall, it is a solid, well-priced cartridge for scratch…
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Stanton 680HP Review
Overview Due to its competitive price as well as its reliable output, the Stanton 680HP is a favorite among club DJs. Delivering a loud and crisp sound, these high output headshell mounted cartridges are also extremely durable. Highly recommended for…
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Stanton 505 SK II Review
Overview A budget-priced skratching cartridge with a sturdy stylus. The Stanton 505 SK II also offers good low-end output. Buy the Stanton 505 SK II at the lowest price on Reverb.com Staff Review The 505 SK II is Stanton’s budget…