AT-VM95E vs. Realistic r1000e

[malden]

I have a stylus that's marked Shure RS-70, been trying to figure out what it is

sometimes you have to keep digging...here it is, 1973 catalog......learn something new everyday...

note that the actual model number of your stylus is the RS700E

 

[Govany]

sometimes you have to keep digging...here it is, 1973 catalog......learn something new everyday...

note that the actual model number of your stylus is the RS700E

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Yes that's the one I have, it's on a m75 type 2 that came on a thrift store table I picked up, acts like it has some life left in it..
I knew you could figure it out Malden, much appreciated!

 

[malden]

acts like it has some life left in it..

when it's time, this is the best bang for the buck....a genuine JICO without all of the current "nude" or "SAS" hype

N75ED JICO replacement Shure N75ED/ N75ED Type 2 stylus

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[LenniePaz]

here are a few more options.....

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LP Gear replacement for Shure N91ED stylus

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LP Gear N91VL Upgrade for Shure N91ED N91E N93E 2225 stylus

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LP Gear stylus for Shure M75E Type 2 cartridge

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LP Gear replacement for Shure N75HE Type 2 stylus

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So many choices. How do you decide which one to get?

 

[malden]

So many choices. How do you decide which one to get?

I always go with the basic JICO........ not the "nude" or "SAS" variety, those are over-rated and over-priced

this is the one to get....

N75ED JICO replacement Shure N75ED/ N75ED Type 2 stylus

JICO replacement Shure N-75ED stylus replacement turntable needle / stylus and styli for your record player cartridge. Buy a JICO replacement Shure N-75ED stylus at LP Tunes!

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or this, they are the same except for the plastic grip....

Jico replacement Stylus for Shure M91ED-GS cartridge

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[LenniePaz]

I ordered the N75ED.

 

[Bill Ashton]

The 2004 Shure chart does not show an RS70, only a RS700E, which seems to be an N75ED colored black.

 

[Govany]

I ordered the N75ED.

I have a vm95en, it's a good cart but it doesn't draw me in like the shure's do, too me it seems like the shure's put up a wider more realistic Soundstage, feels more like a live performance..

Good luck & let us know how the new stylus performs..

 

[NachoTemino]

This seems consistent.

Absolutely not. Dont want to hijack this thread, but a diamond is a diamond. It's only carbon atoms distributed in a determined 3D grid. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[malden]

Absolutely not. Dont want to hijack this thread, but a diamond is a diamond.

We're actually talking about a phono cartridge stylus. The diamond tip is only one element of a complex assembly of components.