DL-110 vs Hana EH
The EH's output is 2.0 mV against the DL-110's 1.6 mV, its compliance 10 cu against 14 cu, and its tracking force 2.0 g against 1.8 g. Both share channel separation (25 dB).
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The Denon DL-110 is a high-output moving coil (MC) phono cartridge designed for easy integration with standard moving magnet (MM) phono inputs without requiring step-up transformers or head amplifiers. Hand-wound in Japan at Denon's Shirakawa Audio Works, it features a special elliptical solid diamond stylus on an aluminum cantilever, delivering detailed sound extraction from vinyl grooves with excellent channel separation, balanced frequency response, and low noise. Known for its sweet tonal balance, quick transients, and compatibility with medium to heavy mass tonearms, it remains a popular choice for audiophiles seeking MC performance at an accessible level.
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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 EH's output is 2.0 mV against the DL-110's 1.6 mV, its compliance 10 cu against 14 cu, and its tracking force 2.0 g against 1.8 g. Both share channel separation (25 dB).
The 900 Super's compliance is 12 cu against the DL-110's 14 cu, its output 0.2 mV against 1.6 mV, its tracking force 1.5 g against 1.8 g, and its channel separation 27 dB against 25 dB.
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The XL-55's compliance is 15 cu against the DL-110's 14 cu, its output 0.2 mV against 1.6 mV, its tracking force 1.7 g against 1.8 g, and its channel separation 30 dB against 25 dB.
The Blue Point No. 3 Low's compliance is 12 cu against the DL-110's 14 cu, its output 0.5 mV against 1.6 mV, its tracking force 2.0 g against 1.8 g, and its channel separation 30 dB against 25 dB.
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