For both Mono and stereo, try Miyajima labs cartridges.
They are working amazing with the Ikeda's, probably will do the same job with the FR's
They are working amazing with the Ikeda's, probably will do the same job with the FR's
Cart recommendations for Fidelity Research FR-64S
Hello,
I have a Fidelity Research FR-64S mounted as a second arm on a Clearaudio Innovation Wood Compact. I wanted to use this arm as a multi purpose arm so I can play 78RPM records, mono 33s and lastly stereo 33s.
I was thinking of buying the Ortofon SPU series of carts as a starting point.
First, the 78RPM, then down the road a bit a mono SPU, and even further down the road a stereo SPU.
My thinking here was that to switch back an forth between these respective headshells It would require little to no work resetting arm weight and VTA.
The FR-64S did come with the original Fidelity Research headshell which weighs 20.7 grams. It also came with an Orsonic AV-101S headshell which weighs 14.5 grams and also a SAEC headshell which weighs 10.4 grams, so all of these are options.
I am very open to your thoughts and suggestions here as I am a novice with the higher end of audio and analog.
Thank you in advance.
I have a Fidelity Research FR-64S mounted as a second arm on a Clearaudio Innovation Wood Compact. I wanted to use this arm as a multi purpose arm so I can play 78RPM records, mono 33s and lastly stereo 33s.
I was thinking of buying the Ortofon SPU series of carts as a starting point.
First, the 78RPM, then down the road a bit a mono SPU, and even further down the road a stereo SPU.
My thinking here was that to switch back an forth between these respective headshells It would require little to no work resetting arm weight and VTA.
The FR-64S did come with the original Fidelity Research headshell which weighs 20.7 grams. It also came with an Orsonic AV-101S headshell which weighs 14.5 grams and also a SAEC headshell which weighs 10.4 grams, so all of these are options.
I am very open to your thoughts and suggestions here as I am a novice with the higher end of audio and analog.
Thank you in advance.