VN-35HE SAS/B e007446
USD 282.00
Description
Manufacturer : SHURE
Super Analog Stylus (SAS) Profile Tip
The tip of the is carefully chosen from single-crystal natural diamonds. The laser-cut diamond closely resembles that of the cutting stylus used on a cutting lathe to produce the acetate master disks used in vinyl production. This allows the SAS tip to reach into the deepest recesses of the record groove in order to retrieve details which were previously inaccessible to other stylus profiles. Due to its wide contact area with the groove wall, the SAS can reproduce a more expansive bandwidth of information with higher fidelity.
Cantilever
is one of the most suitable materials for cantilevers. its density is low, Young’s modulus is large, and the speed of sound propagation is approximately 2.6 times faster than that of aluminum. Due to the characteristics above, boron cantilever can more precisely trace the information contained in the record grooves than aluminum cantilever.
There is no difference at all between the VN35 SAS/B [e007444] and the VN35HE SAS/B [e007446] versions. Technically speaking, they are identical.We just use the naming conventions of the originals to make them easier for customers to find.
#VN35 #V15 Type III #V15 Type III HE #V15 Type III (DL) #V15type3 #VN 35
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drouotjc –
I have a Thorens TD 145 MKII with TP62 cell holder and of course a Shure V15 type 3 cell. Changing the stylus is easy and is perfectly suited. At first glance, we notice the delicacy of the cantilever and the tip, the work is remarkable. You will have to be very careful with usage, but this is the case for all reading tips. Once the adjustments have been made (verification with a protactor), we enjoy a remarkably fine sound, the treble is more precise, the bass gain in depth and are firmer. The gain is improved and the stereo image becomes larger.
In summary, this is a very beneficial investment. I hesitated between changing cells or changing the stylus by a Jico SAS. I do not regret my choice, because what price would I have had to invest to obtain such a result? A big thank you to Jico and the whole team!
disk freak –
just installed the one I bought on a V15 mark 3, it sounds amazing, rich with fantastic “stage”
Anonymous –
WOW! I did some critical listening using my original Shure V15 III stylus vs. this new JICO SAS and the SAS beats the original hands down. I’m not sure if it needs a little time to break in but right out of the box it sounds fantastic. Highs are clean and bright without any shrill, Base is smooth without being dull or muted, Mids have a nice presence. Vocals are very clean and precise.
If you are on the fence on your purchase this now beats my Ortofon blue, might even give the black a run for money and the SAS costs much less!
Good on you Jico!