I tried one a few years ago and returned it because of a channel imbalance. Other than that it was pretty good. Kelly is right, cartridges are very system dependent. But I think you knew that and that's why you asked the questions you did. If you audtion the cartridge try to listen to it in a system like yours. My impression is that the BPS has a tipped up upper range and doesnt do well in bright systems unless that's what you like to hear. I actually went with a standard Blue Point because Im not buying any new vinyl, just use my record player to listen to old records once in a while. My system is a little soft and it works fine. I always liked the Dynavectors better than the Grados too. Havent heard either lately.
opinions on the blue point special
can i have any and all opinions on the blue point special cartridge.is it to bright? have to much gain? lack sonics? work with only certain equipment? example ;dark systems or laid back systems? or is it just right if you know how to set it up?please let me know what you think.thank you.