Ortofon is the world's leading cartridge manufacturer and supplier of cartridges for turntables.
It was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1918 and initially made soundtracks for movies. In 1948 Ortofon developed its first moving coil cartridge, since then Ortofon now employ over 70 staff and more than 300 different cartridges have been developed and manufactured. This is a result of significant design experience and great technological know-how. Acoustics, materials, technology and micro mechanics are key competences in Ortofon's technological prowess.
Research and development is done with the company's own engineers supported by a strong network of acoustic know-how and industrial design in Denmark.
The Ortofon manufacturing unit in Nakskov in the south of Denmark has modern machinery combined with experienced operators, so human craftsmanship is delivered with uniform industrial quality.
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Ortofon 2M Blue MM Cartridge
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Both the 2M Red and 2M Blue have diamonds which are polished to the highest standards of the industry. 2M Red has a tipped elliptical diamond and the 2M Blue has a nude elliptical diamond.
We have optimized the design for ease of mounting the cartridge, weight and size to fit the most common turntables at the market today.
2M Red and 2M Blue has interchangeable stylus units and replacement stylus is available.
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Ortofon 2M Red MM Cartridge
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Both the 2M Red and 2M Blue have diamonds which are polished to the highest standards of the industry. 2M Red has a tipped elliptical diamond and the 2M Blue has a nude elliptical diamond.
We have optimized the design for ease of mounting the cartridge, weight and size to fit the most common turntables at the market today.
2M Red and 2M Blue has interchangeable stylus units and replacement stylus is available.
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Ortofon T Force Tracking Force Gauge
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The Ortofon stylus gauge is a very simple tool to enable you to set your stylus tracking pressure correctly. This is really important to get secure tracking and prevent damage to your records. Many will know of the T Force gauge, as it is usually shipped with the majority of high fidelity tone arms, be it Wilson Benesch, Naim, SME etc. Unfortunately the stylus pressure dials on many tonearms are notoriously inaccurate. The use of a tracking force guage is a far more accurate method for setting the tracking weight. The Ortofon Tracking Force Gauge is a simple budget device suitable for measuring tracking forces between 0.8g (8mN) and 3.0g (30mN).
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