Dynavector 10X5 | Signature Sound

Dynavector 10X5 High Output MC Phono Cartridge: $450 US Retail. A Stereophile Recommended Component, the Dyna 10X5 is a favorite among our Rega turntable customers who are looking for a high output moving coil cartridge with very good all round performance at a reasonable price. On the Rega tables, we do recommend use of the 2mm arm spacer to get the Dynavector 10X5’s VTA where it should be as it is a bit tall… needs a good 25 or more hours of play time as well before its fully broken in and sounding as good as it can be. The 10X5 features Dynavector’s unique magnetic flux damping and softened magnetism along with powerful Neodymium magnet that combine to eliminate any hardness or irritating edginess that commonly occurs in many moving coil cartridges. If you are looking to package this cartridge on a new Rega turntable, give us a call or e-mail for a package price quote. We will also professionally mount and align your new Dynavector cartridge on your new Rega turntable for no extra charge so you get it all ready to go!

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How good is the Hana SL MC cartridge... here is just one of many very favorable reviews: www.analogplanet.com/content/hana-sl-mc-750-versus-ortofon-quintet-black-s-mc-999

Some more comments on the Hana SL from a Part-Time Audiophile review: "Completely lacking pretense, or subterfuge, this is a cartridge for honest music reproduction, and for those who honestly love music. It is incredibly quiet in the groove, so quiet in fact that at times when waiting for the first track to start I jumped up because I thought I hadn’t lowered the tonearm. While it may not have the cachet of a Benz Micro, or the safe sonic recognition of a Dynavector (both of which are brands I have tremendous respect for), at $750 USD it simply cannot be overlooked, ignored or unknown. It is a bargain of musicality at this price, with proper set-up, and in the right tonearm it will absolutely sing for years to come thanks to its long-wearing Shibata stylus, which should net an easy 2,000 hours of listening on clean, well cared for LPs. Highly recommend"

A vid from Micheal Fremer on the Loricraft: youtu.be/i10aywMj-7U

Another vid from the Orgin Live folks (well known in the UK for their modded Rega tonearms and other stuff) in the Uk on the Loricraft: youtu.be/76JgIhE5eQ8

I built a similar record cleaning machine. Diaphragm vacuum pumps and localized cleaning across the surface really does a good job at deep cleaning and saves your hearing.