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Looking For Decca London Cartridge? We Have Almost Everything On eBay. But Did You Check eBay? Check Out Decca London Cartridge On eBay. London Reference Phono Cartridge REVIEW by Jonathan Valin Nov 09, 2008 A A A The london (formerly "Decca" or "Decca London") cartridge has the longest and most distinguished pedigree of any piece of phonographic gear currently on the market.

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London (Decca) cartridges LPNDON (DECCA) CARTRIDGES The original Decca company was started in the 19th century, but it's first involvement with music was with a portable record player used in the trenches during the 1914-18 world war. The London Reference, previously known as the Decca Cartridge, has been in production longer than stereo has been around. As a stereo cartridge, it had it's beginning in the seventies as the Decca Phono Cartridge. The physical appearance of the London Reference is first class for the first time. It is simple, but eloquent. Welcome to London Decca We are a committed and experienced manufacturer and will continue John Wright's legacy of servicing your London Decca cartridges. London Decca High End Cartridges The new Jubilee, so-called in celebration of the 25 years that have passed since the first Decca London cartridge saw the light of day, is built using a milled aluminum-alloy casing whose solidity is reminiscent of the classic Decca pickups of the 1960s, such as the 4RC and the SC4E.

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London Decca Audio handles only genuine London cartridges made under licence from Decca, plus the latest 21st Century London products including the London Reference parallel tracking air-bearing pick-up arm just released. ".unrivalled dynamics.the best phono cartridge I've tried. London "Decca" Cartridges: Unique Design, Timeless Quality April 23, 2021 Issue 135 Featured Written by Don Lindich Decca cartridges are unique transducers with quite a bit of interesting history behind them, starring with the Decca company itself. $1,900.00 Product Info LONDON (DECCA) SUPER GOLD CARTRIDGE The Super Gold uses a line-contact, polished, grain-oriented diamond stylus similar to the Jubilee''s, mated to less costly generator coils and housing. If you have never heard the $3000 London Decca Jubilee, you may well think the Super Gold is the world's best cartridge! London Decca Gold is a handmade British MC Phono Cartridge that uses an elliptical stylus, with the same generator and similar housing of London Decca's top-of-the-range Super Gold model. The frequency range is from 20Hz up to 40 kHz.

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London Decca Reference Cartridge Reviewed A worthy successor to the original Decca Gold improves both the ergonomics with colored leads, and performance with a solid metal body and fine-line. LONDON (DECCA) ARE THESE THE WORLD'S BEST PHONO CARTRIDGES? Experienced reviewers have stated unequivocally that no other cartridge in the world can match the London (Decca)'s head-spinning musical realism. The London Reference ($4495) has no cantilever in the conventional sense. The stylus—in this case an ultra-low-mass fine-line design—fits into the tip of an L-shaped tempered steel blade that protrudes down through a cartridge body newly designed by Avid's Conrad Mas. The other end of the L is clamped tightly within the body. The latest incarnation of Decca London's classic stereo phono cartridge lives up to its inheritance. With a golden colored computer-machined solid aluminum body body, line contact stylus, the.

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London cartridges start at $1,100 for the Maroon all the way up to $4,500 for the Reference. I recommend the one I purchased, the Super Gold, which is $1,600. It will take your breath away! London Decca Reference Cartridge Review. March 7, 2017 The Beatnik Leave a comment. I have loved the London Decca phonographic cartridge since my college days. Back in 2007, I had the thrill of reviewing the London Decca Reference. It recently came to my attention that these cartridges are still available for around $5,000.