Pickering XV 15 Comparison 400E, 750E, 1200E

[@antoniovillafranca9065]

Beautiful and unique looking phono cartridges Made in USA! I have the 400E and 1200E. They both sound amazing, to be honest I just bought them for the looks, but I was amazed when I found out how great they sound. I will start hunting for a 750E to have all these beauties!

[@TrueStereo-]

Thanks for the video. What is the name of the music being played. Thanks.

[@vinyltranslators3730]

That's the Overture to Candide by Leonard Bernstein. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eric Rogers.

[@henrikl1394]

I prefer without the brush. I have the 757s StereoHeadrone Stylus and a 625s but prefer 757s

[@gianlucagalbiati9646]

It's possible put a type 1200 stylus in a 750 cartridge body?

[@vinyltranslators3730]

Yes. All stylus assemblies in the XV-15 series are interchangeable.

[@roward48]

I never found Pickerings/Stantons any harder to mount than any other cart.

[@marktubeie07]

Always enjoyed the sound of Pickering carts - however I found them a b**ch to mount & align in the headshell 🤬

[@darthwarren4599]

I don’t think they are if u have the black mounts that go over the wings. If not then it’s a pain

[@jedi-mic]

Try wetting the brush just stick it in a little pot of deionised water the 30 seconds, records are supposed to be played wet and captures dirt

[@LetThereBeSound1]

Records are *NOT* supposed to be played wet. Stop giving bad advise.

[@jedi-mic]

Well yes they do some better wet meant to be played wet. all recognised Studios play their records wet when recording@@LetThereBeSound1