PC1 coda vs Dynavector XV-1t
The XV-1t's output is 0.3 mV against the PC1 coda's 0.5 mV and its tracking force 1.8 g against 2.1 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Line_contact).
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The PC-1 coda is a moving-coil (MC) phono cartridge. Its boron cantilever carries a semi-line-contact stylus, and its body combines an A7075 extra-super-duralumin cartridge base with an A6063 housing. The manufacturer describes the base material and design refinements as distinguishing it from the earlier PC-1 and PC-1s models.
Phono cartridge specifications
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The XV-1t's output is 0.3 mV against the PC1 coda's 0.5 mV and its tracking force 1.8 g against 2.1 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Line_contact).
The Coralstone Platinum's output is 0.3 mV against the PC1 coda's 0.5 mV and its tracking force 1.9 g against 2.1 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Line_contact).
The IO-XP's output is 0.1 mV against the PC1 coda's 0.5 mV and its tracking force 1.7 g against 2.1 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Line_contact).
The Atlas's output is 0.6 mV against the PC1 coda's 0.5 mV and its tracking force 1.7 g against 2.1 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Line_contact).
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