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Sitting at the bottom of the Reference line, high output “Songbird” represents a serious value proposition for those interested in trying a moving coil cartridge without having to invest in either a new phono preamp or a step-up device....
The Songbird features a coated aluminum pipe cantilever to which is attached a 0.3 x 0.7 micron Elliptical stylus. The coils are wound of an unspecified purity copper wire, and not surprisingly the 135 ohm internal impedance suggests many turns of wire required to produce a medium/high output of 2.5mVs.
Spec’d frequency response is 12Hz-40kHz (which is beyond the response of any CD). Channel separation is spec’d at 30dB@1kHz, while between channel balance is 0.5dB@1kHz. Compliance is spec’d at a moderately low 12x10-6cm/dyn@100Hz. Load impedance is the standard MM 47kHz, while recommended load capacitance is 100pF-200pF (when calculating this in your setup be sure to include cable capacitance!). Recommended tracking force range is 1.8g-2.2g with 2.0 grams recommended.
Conclusion
If you want to try a high output moving coil cartridge that’s well-built, reasonably priced does everything well, and resolves sufficient detail to make you sit up and take notice without making you feel as if you’re dissecting instead of listening to music, Sumiko’s new Songbird is a well-voiced, high performance choice I don’t think you’ll regret making. And it even comes with a “full body armor” stylus protector in case you have cats and/or a cleaning person with “busy “ hands
Read more at https://www.analogplanet.com/conten...put-moving-coil-cartridge#DdU6c23M7iyu1wQW.99
https://www.analogplanet.com/conten...put-moving-coil-cartridge#DdU6c23M7iyu1wQW.99
https://www.sumikoaudio.net/ContentsFiles/Songbird Manual.pdf..........με τα πάντα κατατοπιστικά manual , ειδικά σε θέματα γεωμετρίας
