Pickering phono XSV/3000 cartridge (ad, Dec. 1976)

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THE SOURCE OF PERFECTION IN STEREO SOUND ... PICKERING'S ALL NEW XSV/3000.


It features a totally unique construction (developed by Pickering through our pioneering efforts in discrete, 4-channel) plus a totally new stylus tip shape, the Stereohedron, which has superior tracing ability and assures longer stylus and record life!

This new cartridge makes possible a wider, more open, finer sound because it maximizes stereo tracing capabilities with the slightest, lightest touch a record ever had. It increases record life because force is spread over a greater contact area. And that means the least record wear achievable in these times (with a stereo cartridge). For further information write to:

Pickering & Co., Inc. Dept. A 101 Sunnyside Blvd., Plainview, New York 11803

SECTION "A-A" THRU SECTION "B-B" THRU ELLIPTICAL STYLUS STEREOHEDRON STYLUS CONTACT LINE AT RECORD CONTACT LINE AT RECORD

Conventional elliptical styli have a relatively limited bearing radius at the contact area with the groove. The Stereohedron combines the elliptical and Quadrahedron concepts to create a stylus having a larger bearing contact radius at the area in order to reduce stylus wear and prolong record life.


PICKERING -- "for those who can hear the difference"

(Audio magazine, Dec. 1976)

Also see:

Pickering XSV/3000 phono cartridge (Feb. 1979)

Pickering phono cartridges (Oct. 1977)

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