6th Street Bridge Review Shure M97xe phono cartridge
The M97xE follows in that same strong Shure reliability and musicality of craftsmanship and tradition. It's neutral-warm sounding sonics contribute to a very high degree of pleasurable music listening enjoyment over harsher and sharp or brightly sounding cartridges.I had one friend listen to my cartridge who made the following statements, "Wow.
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Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Shure M97xE High Performance Magnetic Cartridge at Amazon.com. Read honest and unbiased product reviews. The stylus guard says it's a N97E and the body of the cartridge does say Shure. I'll update this review if I can get the issue resolved. Can't recommend the seller or the Shire M97xE.
Shure M97xE Phono Cartridge Review
Photo below: The review system was comprised of a Technics 1210GR, Audio Note UK M3 Phono preamplifier,. M97xe. Like all the Shure cartridges in this article the M97xe is a moving magnet design. It features a frequency range of 20Hz~22kHz, weighs 6.6g, is fitted with a high-compliance, low-mass, heat-treated aluminum alloy/tubular shank, and.
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It's a promising guess if it pans out, because it will mean M97xE owners will have the full rainbow of Shure styli, new and old, to play with, with the N97xE being just one color ("audiophile"), among many. In the meantime, if you have a Shure stylus that fits, plug it into the M97xE body and try it. Report back.
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The M97xE's exclusive viscous-damped Dynamic Stabilizer maintains a uniform distance between the cartridge and the record under difficult playing conditions, such as those caused by warped records or mismatched tonearm mass.. The Shure SFG-2 Tracking Force Gauge, available through your Shure dealer, provides a simple way to accurately set.
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The Shure M97xE under review is my own personal cartridge that I purchased back in February. It was about 4 months old and has seen moderate usage at the time of its testing. It physically appears to be a nicely put together unit. Nothing feels loose or unduly fragile when handled appropriately. Releasing the stabilizer brush reveals that it is.
Shure M97xE Phono Cartridge Review
Shure M97×E produces pounding bass, warm tremble, and natural vinyl mid. What really contributes to the sonic accuracy is the polished natural gemstone employed as the stylus tip and how lightly the entire cartridge stays on the groove without over-pressure thanks to the light weightiness of 6.6g.
Shure M97xE review TechRadar
Shure M97xE, a strong contender for a variety if turntables!
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Shure M97xE review An unusually good turntable cartridge for the budget buyer Reviews. By Richard Black. published 11 April 2011. Unusually good insight from what is by today's reckoning a budget.
Shure M97xE HighPerformance Phono Cartridge
It's not that I dislike it, I am just curious how the Nagaoka compares to it. There is a guy on YouTube that did VERY extensive reviews of the m97xe and the Nagaoka and he concluded the Nagaoka was far better. Of course he just reviewed the standard m97xe and not one with the Vivid line stylus. Here are the links to his reviews: Shure m97xe
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Review summary for Shure M97xE High Performance Magnetic Phono Cartridge, based on 777 user reviews: OVERALL - 8.1/10.
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Especially when the two items you're comparing - in this case, Shure Brothers' V15VxMR and M97xE cartridges - bear a striking resemblance. In fact, their styli are even interchangeable. Don't get your hopes up thinking the $140 M97xE is basically a $400 V15VxMR with the exception of its stylus (elliptical vs. MicroRidge).
Shure M97xE Phono Cartridge Review
At least modifying the phono stage (if easily achievable), is an acceptable workaround and gives the OEM stylus Shure M97xE some needed upper treble crispness/bite/air which certainly sounds great with some music genres and instruments like the electric guitar. The Shure M97xE, a phono cartridge with at least two (sonic) 'faces'.
AudioTechnica LP120 with Shure M97xE tested on S&G's Bookends YouTube
The Shure m97xe handles sibilance well. It isn't exactly accolade-worthy but it does get the job done. In summary, the Shure m97xe features a good tracking ability. If you are having problems with distortion or lack of depth, you should be able to trace where the problem is from. CAPACITIVE LOAD. Recommended Range: 150 pF-200 pF
Shure M97xE Phono Cartridge Review
The Sansui SR 525 & Shure M97EX are a delightful partnership surprise. I, for one, am sad that Shure will no-longer be manufacturing these wonderful cartridges. by lenjack. m97Xe Replaces my broken v15 v-mr. Absolutely amazed at how great this is. A little treble boost to fix the hi end rolloff.
Shure M97xE Phono Cartridge Review
Some passionate reviews on the net have likened the Shure M97xE to Shure's classic V15 range. Since Shure recommends moving on to a M97xE rather than replacing a worn V15 stylus, it appears Shure are confident in their cartridge's performance. They certainly package the thing nicely in a metal box, and mounted it looks pretty great too.