DV-23RS MR vs Audio-Technica AT33EV
The AT33EV's stylus type is Elliptical against the DV-23RS MR's Microridge. Both share output (0.3 mV), tracking force (2.0 g), and cartridge type (MC).
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The Dynavector DV-23RS MR is part of the Karat series, renowned for its low-output moving coil design. This cartridge is highly regarded for its ability to deliver clear, detailed audio with a wide soundstage. The Micro Ridge stylus is particularly effective at extracting fine details from the record, making it a favorite among audiophiles.
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 AT33EV's stylus type is Elliptical against the DV-23RS MR's Microridge. Both share output (0.3 mV), tracking force (2.0 g), and cartridge type (MC).
The Glider's output is 0.4 mV against the DV-23RS MR's 0.3 mV and its tracking force 1.6 g against 2.0 g. Both share cartridge type (MC) and stylus type (Microridge).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The Karat 17D3's tracking force is 1.8 g against the DV-23RS MR's 2.0 g. Both share output (0.3 mV), cartridge type (MC), and stylus type (Microridge).
The AT33Sa's output is 0.4 mV against the DV-23RS MR's 0.3 mV and its stylus type Shibata against Microridge. Both share tracking force (2.0 g) and cartridge type (MC).
Audio-Technica AT33PTG/II
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