I would think nicer thoughts about your equipment,
The only thing 'cheap' (simply inexpensive) is the cartridge, I would suggest keeping it for a spare and getting a better one now or soon.
Stylus shape is important, definite audible differences, have a read:
https://sound-smith.com/articles/stylus-shape-information
Fineline, Microline, SAS, Shibata, all cost more, however they last longer, so look at cost per hour when comparing.
This one would be a terrific choice IMO
https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/vm750sh
IF/AFTER you get further into Vinyl, then think about
...........................................
Let's talk about proper cartridge mounting and precise alignments.
A few tools are needed, and some acquired skills are needed.
What are your skills?
The only thing 'cheap' (simply inexpensive) is the cartridge, I would suggest keeping it for a spare and getting a better one now or soon.
Stylus shape is important, definite audible differences, have a read:
https://sound-smith.com/articles/stylus-shape-information
Fineline, Microline, SAS, Shibata, all cost more, however they last longer, so look at cost per hour when comparing.
This one would be a terrific choice IMO
https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/vm750sh
IF/AFTER you get further into Vinyl, then think about
...........................................
Let's talk about proper cartridge mounting and precise alignments.
A few tools are needed, and some acquired skills are needed.
What are your skills?