Oracle Delphi Acrylic mat - Madrigal cartridge?


I just bought an Oracle Delphi MK III that came without a mat for the platter. How do I find one of these or is there one for sale among the audiogon crowd? The turntable has a dark brown or black cartridge with a big M on the front already. I don't know what brand of cartridge this is? My friend thinks this might be an old Madrigal cartridge. I need to set my phono stage properly and want to find out about its spec's, etc. What do you know about this cartridge? Any help would be appreciated.
lyonpowers
Thanks for the data - audiogon rules in hell! A "Carnegie" it is! As I'm originally from Pittsburgh, it seems fitting. I just ordered the mat from Audiomax and will try to get the cartridge sounding right. A friend is milling some tiptoes for the turntable and is building a granite stand for it. I hope it enables the music to flow on through. Again, many thanks.

The following are the specs for the Madrigal Carnegie One cartridge:

Aluminum alloy body
Micro edge line contact stylus
Beryillium cantilever with carbon fiber core and enclosed in aluminum
Weight 6.7 grams
Tracking force range 1.5 to 1.8 g (1.7g recommended)
Tracking angle 24 deg (+/- 3 deg)
Compliance 17 cu
Medium to high mass tonearm recommended
Load impedance 30 to 50K ohms
Output >0.26mV

Regards, Richard.

Genesis is right about the Carnegie, but I think it has output closer to 1mv if I remember right. A friend used one directly into the phono stage of his Conrad johnson Premeir Three. The amazing thing is that this cartridge is still intact, as I remember them being very fragile and prone to suspension or cantaliever failure. I think that was their demise, most of them crapped out in no time.
For a mat (the new, and better mat) contact Brooklyn Audio, through the Audiogon site. They are a Oracle dealer out of Nova Scotia. I purchased both my Oracle, and a mat upgrade from them. Or contact Oracle in Quebec 1-819-868-0284 (phone) or 1-819-868-0150 (fax). It's a great table.... Enjoy!
Oracle Acrylic mat can be bought directly from Oracle or from a local dealer. Cost is around $100
Big "M". Yes, it is a Madrigal Carnegie One cartridge. This cartridge was not cheap those days.....1988-1990. I have owned on of them and did not like the sound.

Cost of the cartridge was US$690 in 1988 and recommended tracking force is 1.7 grams. I do not know the output. A good guess would be.. around 0.4mv. This is a Moving coil cartridge.