This is a sophisticated transducer which, like its counterparts in the range, operates on the moving-coil (MC) principle and, as the absolute benchmark model, represents the logical evolution of the acclaimed Jo Series.
Handcrafted in Europe by expert craftsmen, the Jo No. 10 goes one step further in every respect. This challenge is embodied in uncompromising craftsmanship using premium materials and a sound signature brimming with warmth, vigour and transparency, which delivers a literally holographic reproduction of every recording.
Turning now to the technical details, the very least that can be said of the Jo No. 10 is that it is a masterpiece of electromechanical engineering, with the standout feature being a refined synthetic diamond cantilever whose extraordinary rigidity and exceptional lightness minimise resonance, whilst tracking the record groove with unprecedented precision.
The EAT, which is compatible with the 0.5-inch mounting standard, features threaded holes to facilitate installation without the need for nuts, whilst its output voltage suggests pairing it with a very high-quality phono preamplifier to realise 100 per cent of its potential.
Features:
- An absolute benchmark moving-coil (MC) phono cartridge.
- Body made from special European wood with a hand-varnished finish.
- Micro-Ridge stylus.
- Synthetic diamond cantilever.
- Output level of 0.3 mV.
- Frequency response: 20–30,000 Hz.
- Channel separation greater than 28 dB at 1 kHz.
- Load impedance of 20 ohms or higher.
- Recommended tracking force between 1.6 and 1.8 g.
- Entirely hand-crafted in Europe by expert craftsmen.
- Weight: 12 grams.
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