PC1 coda vs Koetsu Coralstone Platinum
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).
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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 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 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 Signature Platinum's tracking force is 2.0 g against the PC1 coda's 2.1 g and its cartridge type HOMC against MC. Both share output (0.5 mV) and stylus type (Line_contact).
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