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I've actually got the s-120's myself, but am thinking about switching to Shure. Argh, I dno anymore. They are also a good 2.5 years old now.
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May-30-2015 23:18
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May-31-2015 13:14
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DJ RANN
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quote: | Originally posted by Zak McKracken
im in the same search, im just thinking to get the ortofon concordes but im not sure what model i should go for:
- Concorde Pro S
- Concorde DJ S
- Concorde ELEKTRO
- Concorde Nightclub MKII
- Concorde GOLD
- Concorde S-120
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The info on their website really isn't helpful in actually figureing out which on is best.
Technically speaking, the Concord Nightclub Mk2 is the best needle they make for DJ'ing in regular conditions (i.e. highest quality playback, a little bit of cueing/scratching). They also have a high output but not really high (like the s-120). The gold were basically the nightclub mk1's.
I've been a die hard concord fan for years and I do love them but Freaks info is interesting and I keep hearing it but I'm just not sure if it's personal preference thing.
I may have to give the M44-7 a shot.
Edit: fuck, I am getting super mixed info on which is better now. There's one article about this big vinyl mastering guy from holland who swears by the Shure's but it also reads like a nice paid for PR plug.
Some people saying the Shure's have higher output (but that's not necessarily a good thing) and others saying they're a pain to tell where the needle is in the groove of the record because the square body obscures it, then others saying the ortofons track much better and are more balanced where the shures are too bass heavy.
Fuck knows now. I suppose if you are either between the nightclub's and m44-7's then you're in a good place either way.
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Jun-02-2015 18:36
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DJ RANN
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True. I think if you're gigging regularly this is a concern - as you say, then that little arm breaks, the cartridge is basically useless. But in 15 years of using them at home, I've only broken one so it's not really a concern.
Then again, i know some guys who swear by the Ortofon's for gigging because there's no chance of the headshell alignment going out - they are standardized due to the design.
My main concern is sound quality - I suppose I'll have to give the shure's a try to see which I prefer.....
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Jun-19-2015 21:03
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