Eroica H vs Eroica LX
The Eroica LX's output is 0.5 mV against the Eroica H's 2.5 mV. Both share tracking force (1.7 g), channel separation (25 dB), and stylus type (Gyger).
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The Eroica H is a true audiophile moving coil cartridge designed for use with any type of phono input, featuring a Gyger II diamond stylus profile with a 6 µm lesser radius for smooth extended highs and low distortion. It uses hand-wound coils on a pure iron armature suspended in a low mass, powerful rare earth neodymium magnetic circuit, resulting in a lightweight 5.5 g Pocan® body that improves trackability and compatibility with a wide range of tonearms. Each cartridge is hand-built and individually adjusted for azimuth and compliance to ensure optimal stereo imaging and frequency response. The high output of 2.5 mV allows it to work with standard 47 kΩ MM phono inputs without requiring a step-up device, offering a moving coil sound with the convenience of moving magnet compatibility.
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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 Eroica LX's output is 0.5 mV against the Eroica H's 2.5 mV. Both share tracking force (1.7 g), channel separation (25 dB), and stylus type (Gyger).
The Carmen mkII's output is 2.1 mV against the Eroica H's 2.5 mV, its tracking force 1.4 g against 1.7 g, and its channel separation 26 dB against 25 dB. Both share cartridge type (MM).
The Adikt's output is 6.5 mV against the Eroica H's 2.5 mV and its tracking force 1.8 g against 1.7 g. Both share cartridge type (MM) and stylus type (Gyger).
The ND9's output is 5.5 mV against the Eroica H's 2.5 mV, its tracking force 1.8 g against 1.7 g, and its stylus type Fine_line against Gyger. Both share cartridge type (MM).
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