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I recently became the proud (second) owner of two Vestax PDX-2000
turntables with Ortofon Concorde DJS cartridges and styli, and great as they are, one of the cartridges has been ripping ugly holes in my sets - in many positions in the tone-arm it emits a loud mains buzz and no music at all in the left channel, while the right channel is unaffected. It will only relent after large (a lot more than a few weeks ago) amounts of fiddling with its screw-holder (on the tonearm). The problem obviously seems to be the connection between the cartridge and the tonearm, and if I swap the cartridges, the cartridge carries the problem with it, the second cartridge is always fine. Visually though, both look completely identical. Does anyone have any idea what I could do about this besides shelling out £50 for a new cartridge? I tried cleaning the connection with toothpaste (stop that s******ing at the back) as recommended in one of these forums and it seemed to help for a bit, but only for a few hours. |
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