Description
Precision Tracking for Intense Scratching
The Concorde MKII Scratch cartridge is engineered for turntablists and scratching DJs, offering unparalleled tracking ability for intense scratching sessions. Equipped with a spherical stylus, it preserves the groove integrity during back-cueing and scratching, ensuring precise tracking and accurate performance with every movement.
Explosive Sound
Experience explosive sound quality with the Concorde MKII Scratch cartridge's powerful 10 mV output. Perfectly suited for scratch routines across all music genres with deep bass frequencies, this cartridge delivers solid bass reproduction and extended highs, providing energetic sound that enhances your performance to the maximum level.
Built for Durability and Performance
Designed to withstand the physical demands of scratching and back-cueing, the Concorde MKII Scratch cartridge features robust construction that ensures long-lasting performance. Whether you're practicing or performing live, it offers the reliability turntablists need to focus on creativity without worrying about wear or signal loss.
High 10 mV output for powerful and energetic sound.
Spherical stylus ensures excellent groove tracking for scratch and back-cueing.
Designed for extreme durability under heavy DJ use.
Optimized for turntablism and performance DJs.
Plug-and-play Concorde design for quick tonearm mounting.
Channel balance at 1 kHz: 1 dB
Output voltage at 1 kHz, 5cm/sec: 10 mV
Channel seperation at 1 kHz: 22 dB
Channel seperation at 15 kHz: 15 dB
Tracking ability at 315Hz at recommended tracking force: 120 μm
Compliance, dynamic, lateral: 14 μm/m N
Cantilever material: Aluminium
Stylus type: Spherical diamond
Stylus tip radius: R 18 μm
Tracking force range: 3 – 5 g
Tracking force, recommended: 4 g
Internal impedance, DC resistance: 1200 Ohm
Cartridge weight: 18,5 g
Recommended load resistance: 47 kOhm
Internal inductance: 850 mH
Recommended load capacitance: 200-400 pF
Replacement stylus: Stylus CC MKII Scratch
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