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Ortofon Stylus 2M Azul
El Ortofon Stylus 2M Blue cuenta con un diamante elíptico nude.
Es compatible con el cuerpo de cartucho 2M Red y 2M Blue.
Rango de frecuencia: 20-25.000 Hz
Fuerza de seguimiento, recomendada - 1.8 g (18 mN)
Cuidado del lápiz capacitivo
Con el cuidado adecuado, encontramos que hasta 1.000 horas es posible sin degradar el rendimiento. El lápiz óptico comienza a mostrar cambios después de 1.000 horas, pero se espera que la vida útil del lápiz en su conjunto supere las 2.000 horas.
El cuidado adecuado se compone de lo siguiente:
• Limpieza del registro mediante cepillo para polvo de fibra antes y después de cada uso. Limpieza del registro utilizando una máquina de limpieza de registros de vez en cuando.
• Limpieza del lápiz mediante un fino
cepillo para polvo antiestático. Recuerda quitar el polvo de la punta del diamante antes y después de la reproducción de cada registro. Utiliza el cepillo para polvo en la dirección hacia adelante desde la parte posterior del cartucho hacia la punta del lápiz, nunca desde la punta del lápiz hasta la parte posterior del cartucho y nunca de lado a lado.
• Ajuste adecuado de la alineación, antipatinaje, acimut y fuerza de seguimiento.
• Ortofon no recomienda el uso de disolventes de ningún tipo para la limpieza de superficies de registro o lápiz.
Ortofon serie 2M styli intercambiabilidad
Físicamente el styli de 2M se adapta a cuerpos de cartuchos alternativos de 2M, pero las configuraciones de motores, bocinas e imanes de cartuchos de la serie 2M no son del todo idénticas:
El rojo y el azul son idénticos, también lo son el bronce y el negro y también lo son las verdaderas variantes overol 2M overol y 2M 78
Historia de la serie 2M
La serie 2M fue desarrollada junto con el diseñador danés Moeller Jensen Design. Inspirado en las facetas de un diamante, cuyos contornos trazan con gracia las ranuras en la superficie de un disco, la hermosa elegancia de 2M establece una gran combinación de forma y funcionalidad.
Por supuesto, el 2M no es solo otra cara bonita. Ha sido diseñado con los más altos estándares y es congruente con el compromiso implacable de Ortofon de proporcionar la reproducción más precisa y precisa posible sin coloración.
El nombre "2M" fue elegido ya que representa la abreviatura para el imán en movimiento, MM.
La línea de cuatro modelos 2M se introdujo originalmente en 2008, y desde entonces la gama se ha ampliado para incluir los modelos True-overol 2M overol y 78. También están disponibles modelos con opciones de montaje ampliadas, como Verso para cabezales de montaje inferior y PnP para montaje directo en brazos con montaje universal.
Alexander Engelman
Comentado en los Países Bajos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Highly recommended for a pro-ject debut carbon evo. Better soundstage, no more IGD and sibilance, sweater highs and deeper bass (not more bass!). Also more laid back spunding than the 2m red. Good upgrade!
Nicholas Dawson
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 7 de abril de 2025
Detailed and balanced sound. A impressive product and well worth the investment.
Owen T.
Comentado en Canadá el 1 de agosto de 2020
I bought this to replace the stylus on the 2m Silver. The 2m Silver is a decent cartridge. It came pre-installed on my recently purchased Pro-Ject X2, and I was enjoying it all the while knowing I would upgrade the cartridge at some point. That is one of the fun things about owning a good turntable: you can tinker with the sound over the years of ownership and continually breath new life into your music collection. The 2m Blue stylus is definitely an upgrade! Everything sounds better: more detail, more definition and tighter response in the treble and bass. I also noticed that surface noise is not as noticeable. No cartridge will eliminate surface noise completely, and I still hear some pops and clicks, but there is a noticeable difference between the two styli. I think because the soundstage is enhanced, the noise seems further in the background. I found myself much more immersed in the music and not being distracted by the surface noise like I was with the Silver. I swapped them back and forth to compare as best I could (it only takes seconds to swap them) and the differences were not subtle like on some compressed Youtube videos. In person, on a decent system, the differences are substantial. If you are thinking about swapping out your 2m Red or Silver stylus for the Blue, you can't go wrong. My system cost approximately $5000, $230 Cdn is not a lot of money in an already expensive hobby (unless you are strapped for cash, which I have been in my earlier life as a student). There is no doubt it will make your listening time much more pleasurable.I hope this was useful for anyone deliberating on this kind of decision.
Dan Gassie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de diciembre de 2017
Like most, I have a couple of records I use to test new equipment. My favorite is Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. I've listened to that album most of my life, on every format and type of equipment you can imagine, from basement bargin to esoteric high end. It's a record that will give any setup a nice workout. The one I used to test the Blue is the remastered 180 gram version.I was running an Ortofon Red cartridge on my restored vintage Dual 1019 and although I think the Red is a wonderful cartridge, I wanted to splurge a bit on an upgrade. Ortofon specifies that the only difference between its Red and Blue cartridges is the type of needle so with a $200 leap of faith, I ordered the Blue.Initial impressions;The soundstage got huge, with much improved channel separation. Not brighter but with a clarity and definition the Red couldn't manage. At first, I thought the Blue might have just a tad less bass than the Red but no, the Blue has very good bass, just more controlled and defined than the Red. Overall I'd say the Blue needle is more "exact" than the Red. I expect the needle will improve as it breaks in and I'll probably appreciate nuances I didn't pick up durring this initial listening session.Several other reviewers mentioned they experienced significantly reduced "clicks and pops" but I didn't notice that...same clicks and pops the Red reproduced.Next I put on Diana Krall's New Turn Up the Quiet" album. I'm not as familiar with this one as the Dark side Side of the Moon but it's a wonderful recording with a luscious mix. Some cartridges have a hard time with piano notes but the Blue needle did a great job. Close your eyes and this very talented woman will sound like she's playing right there in your room.On "No Moon at All", the Blue reproduced the strong, deep cello notes perfectly and was spot on with the upright bass lines...very impressive! On other songs you can hear the guitar player's squeaking fingers sliding up and down on the wound strings clearly, as well as the soft brush playing on the snare drum.I'll probably try playing this needle a bit lighter than the 1.80 gram weight I had on the Red, although Ortofon recommends the same weight, I think it'll track well just a bit lighter. Maybe that's why I haven't noticed the reduction in clicks and pops others have mentioned here?So yes, I think the Blue needle is a significant sound improvement over the Red and worth the price. After playing only five albums so far, I can already hear it smoothing out very nicely, because at first it sounded a bit harsh and strident but after about fifteen minutes it settled down. The Red did the same exact thing when I first installed it.
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