XSV-4000 vs Ortofon VNL Dance
The VNL Dance's output is 10.0 mV against the XSV-4000's 5.0 mV. Both share cartridge type (MM) and stylus type (Elliptical).
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Manufactured from 1980 to 1985, the XSV-4000 was It features a Stereohedron stylus tip, which is designed for high-frequency response and tracking. The cartridge is compatible with various tonearms and is noted for its flat frequency response beyond 20 kHz, making it a top model in its class.
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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 VNL Dance's output is 10.0 mV against the XSV-4000's 5.0 mV. Both share cartridge type (MM) and stylus type (Elliptical).
The AT120E/T matches the XSV-4000 on output (5.0 mV), cartridge type (MM), and stylus type (Elliptical).
The 4000 D/1's output is 3.0 mV against the XSV-4000's 5.0 mV. Both share cartridge type (MM) and stylus type (Elliptical).
The M97xE's output is 4.0 mV against the XSV-4000's 5.0 mV. Both share cartridge type (MM) and stylus type (Elliptical).
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