Would I be able to use cart with Marantz 6100 headshell
1159739
Really not familiar with this headshell - as long as it is traditional mount and not a "P" mount you should be ok. Issue I think is that this is a relatively high compliance cart and it mates well with lower mass tone arm / headshell combinations. I have a Harmon Karman Rabco ST7 tonearm that is very light and the cart works exceptionally well with it as the mass allows me to track at its 1 gram limit on the low side with the best separation and bottom end. By the way the brightness tends to tail off with hours of use. It is simply exceptional.....
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.......YES!!........Very Compatible!!.....This is the same head shell that I'm using for the Sure M78S cart, The Audio-Technica ATP-2XN, and the Audio-Technica AT440-MLa on my AT-LP120 USB T-Table!!.......
1077349
Absolutely. MP-3 or regular CD work fine. There's an auxilliary input in the back that allows you to connect a clip-zip or other input as well. Good speakers - works great.
1280308
As long as you have the headshell I think it'll be compatible, I have a 1200 though.
998888
Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by a 78. Get a super cheap 78 rpm cartridge if you need to spin 78s. Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by... » Read More Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by a 78. Get a super cheap 78 rpm cartridge if you need to spin 78s. « Show Less
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Should work on both. There is a volume control so it will probably be a bit louder with the higher voltage cartridge. I have personally tried the Blue Point and Pickering and despite the huge price difference, the Pickering actually sounds better. (go figure) Good luck! Jim
1175583
Probably but you would be better off spending your money on a bass pro scupper cart. This one is trash.
1457429
I'm not sure. It may but possibly will need some type of amplification between the turntable and speakers. You might try contact Behringer support.
60973
you would just use a set rca analog cables to hook it up to your preamp, but you have 2 volume controls. how about just hooking up your CD player via the analog outputs to this headphone amp if this is your source of music or if you have another DAC just hook it up the same way and bypass your preamp.... I had a preamp with no headphone jack so I did the same for awhile then I just use the headphone with my CDP. though if you try to hook up a turn table phono amp to headphone amps there always seem to pick up a hum or some noise the you could hear.
1792016
NO! But..........If the Disc in question happens to be a SACD 'HyBrid' Disc, then it will play the 'CD' layer. On the Hoffman site a few guys said that their Marantz decks wouldn't read the CD layer of a HyBrid disc-my experience is the opposite. With both my 6004 and 5004 and 5001 decks, I haven't had ONE TIME where they would not properly read the HyBrid discs.
1070325
It's compatible to use as a mixer or with the software. You can connect cdj's and use the vms as a mixer
969440
Not familiar with the Technics SL-B3, but if it has a standard tonearm four-pin fitting for the headshell, it should be compatible. You might want to contact Technics/Panasonic directly on this one.
2027498
i kno this is late but im looking into this TURNTABLE/BELT DRIVE/MANUAL/CARTRIDGEi kno u should have already selected a turntable by now lol
118618
It comes with a cartridge and headshell that are meant for home audio listening. If you plan on using the turntable for DJ'ing/mixing/scratching, you would need to purchase a different cartridge and you would probably want an extra headshell... but if you're only using the turntable for home audio, the included cartridge and headshell are perfectly fine.
1558832
It should... I have a roland v-drum set and it works like a charm. In my case I am using a mac, and it works great with garage band and other software i tried. No driver required and virtually no delay. It should be similar in a PC but I have not tried it.
10763
Yes. As long as you cart is 36 volts and has the Powerwise "D" shaped handle. The handle will have one "straight" side and the other side will be slightly rounded making a "D" shape. Hope that helps. Feel free to give us a call at 877-960-5464 if you need further assistance.
1570595
It will, because your turntable has a standard head shell that can be connected or disconnected from the tonearm. You need a head shell though.