AT33EV vs Sumiko Blue Point
The Blue Point's output is 2.5 mV against the AT33EV's 0.3 mV and its channel separation 32 dB against 30 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g) and cartridge type (MC).
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The AT33EV is a half-inch-mount, low-output dual moving-coil stereo phono cartridge. It uses a nude elliptical stylus on a tapered duralumin cantilever, a neodymium magnet, and PCOCC coil wire. Its VC-style coil arrangement is designed to reduce unwanted vibration. The cartridge has an aluminium and synthetic-resin body and is supplied with installation hardware and a stylus protector.
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 Blue Point's output is 2.5 mV against the AT33EV's 0.3 mV and its channel separation 32 dB against 30 dB. Both share tracking force (2.0 g) and cartridge type (MC).
The Blue Point No. 3 Low's output is 0.5 mV against the AT33EV's 0.3 mV and its compliance 12 cu against 40 cu. Both share tracking force (2.0 g) and channel separation (30 dB).
The AT33Sa's output is 0.4 mV against the AT33EV's 0.3 mV. Both share compliance (40 cu), tracking force (2.0 g), and channel separation (30 dB).
The Ultimate Omega's output is 0.2 mV against the AT33EV's 0.3 mV and its compliance 15 cu against 40 cu. Both share tracking force (2.0 g) and channel separation (30 dB).
AT33PTG/II
Sumiko Blue Point No. 3
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