Please Identify This Cartridge!

[ks77]

Hello Friends,

My first post.
I replaced this particular cartridge on my TT with nothing on it apart from markings for L, R & ground connections. Didnot sound particularly bad. Please identify this cart. if possible.

Thanks & Regards,
Saket

 

[Beobloke]

Looks lik a Tenorel T2001 with the wrong stylus fitted, to me!

 

[gadget73]

Looks like a Shure stylus, but thats definitely not a Shure body.

 

[sachu888]

Its a Goldring cart with Shure stylus.

Regards,
Sachin

 

[ks77]

Thanks to all for the replies. Consensus looks like Tenorel / Goldring. I read that Tenorel carts. were sold by Goldring in their name often.
But how you guys are so sure about Shure stylus? Any particular trait of shure?
Thanks all for wonderful replies. Great job!!

Saket.

 

[wualta]

It resembles some Nagaoka moving-iron OEM jobs. This cartridge was apparently manufactured for Sony, Hitachi, and others, as well as Goldring. It's probably a clone of the Goldring G850, but the G850 would say "made in England" on the top, stamped into the metal, plus there'd be a big G logo, or its remains, somewhere on the body.

The stylus is most likely a Shure N91E. How do I know? I used to own one. Since the cartridge has a magnet in it and so does the stylus, the sound the combination produces ought to be interesting!