This is not just a needle, but a complete MM cartridge. Can be mounted on any turntable. Excellent tonal quality, but like any cartridge, must be mounted and adjusted correctly. See YouTube manual from Ortofon.
https://youtu.be/6FdVke5e7-k
Yes, the 2M Blue cartridge is compatible with the Technics SL-100C. The SL-100C has an S-shaped tonearm that is suitable for use with various cartridges, including the 2M Blue. Installation should be easy as the 2M Blue is mounted on a classic headshell, making it easy to handle and replace.
Hello. I am very satisfied with the sound quality of the 2M blue. The only problem I had was that the plastic housing rested too low on the record and consequently scratched it.
In order for the customer in question to receive your request, it must be made here:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/questionandanswer/passt-das-teil-an-den-tonarm-des-teac-tn-4d-ist-die-montage-schwierig-bringt-dieses-teil-einen-hoerb-516756?productTypeId=309
It fits perfectly on all turntables. However, it is important to mount and align the cartridge and tonearm correctly. Watch videos on YouTube on how to adjust the cartridge beforehand.
https://youtu.be/77Se-kOyp3M
https://youtu.be/AcFBE5jpjSA
I'm surprised how well he plays.
Hello
Yes, it fits 100% on the headshell of the Lenco carrier!
If you don't want to screw and reconnect, just take an OM2 Red complete system with SME connection.
You need a new tonearm or a complete system to mount this and similar tonearms. Such a conversion would make little sense with the SL-QD33, in my opinion. Unfortunately, Digitec does not seem to offer compatible cartridges that can be mounted directly on your system.
Attached is an interesting thread from the Hi-Fi forum where you can find more information and product suggestions:
http://www.hifi-forum.de/viewthread-26-14159.html
I don't know the Oyster MM cartridge, but just listened briefly on Youtube (search term "Ortofon 2M Red vs Sumiko Oyster") and I am sure that the 2M Blue is a better cartridge. Personally, I have experienced and heard a huge improvement in sound when upgrading from the 2M Red to the Blue, and I think the 2M Red is already a better pickup.
Maybe if you could be a little more specific about what you're looking for, or what you're not happy with in the Oyster MM, I can answer your question better.
The tone arm of the TEAC looks like a standard tone arm, so it should fit. For experienced hands, changing the pickup is not a difficult matter. The big challenge is the alignment/adjustment. If you are not quite sure, and before you break something, I would take it to a professional, at least for the first time.
Here is the answer from our responsible department: According to the following review of the turntable, the one the customer found is recommended, which is The Onkyo of turntables, the CP-1050 (https://www.cnet.com/news/the-onkyo-of-turntables-the-cp-1050/#:~:text=For%20audiophiles%20I'd%20recommend,to%20external%20knocks%20and%20vibrations) "The Audio-Technica moving magnet phono cartridge in the CP-1050 sounded much better than the Shure M44-7 cartridge I tried. One of the advantages of turntables is that you can change their sound by changing the cartridges. For audiophiles, I recommend switching to an Ortofon 2M Red" cartridge.
Hello,
Yes, the Ortofon Red fits on the turntable and is a very good system. The Red is an MM system that is hard to beat in terms of price-performance. I, for one, am very satisfied with the tonal result. Of course there are better ones, but if I may say so, for this turntable, this system is the tip of the iceberg. An MC system would be exaggerated for this turntable. :-). Alternative MM systems would be: "audio technica" and "Grado". I also use the latter and am satisfied with it..... but I like the Red almost better.... It's just a matter of taste :-). Greetings M.M.
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