AudioTechnica VM530EN - Group C cartridges' ($170-$200) review and shoot-out series

Apologies really, but this VM530EN which I had bought, is not a cart to hold a candle, no less knock off the Grado Green and Nagaoka MP-110 from the headshells on my turntables... I will continue to use the MP-110 and Green with lots of joy, letting them communicate the music and that mesmerizing fidelity and quality to me. :-D we, friends and consumers will win. Dearest Friends :-D thank you for your time catching up again. I am happy to always do my best for all of you. My teacher once taught me: "In life, the aim is not to be better than other people, The aim is to do better for other other people." Referencing equipment: Turntables: 1…Technics SL1200Mk5, 2…Rega Planar 3, 3…Technics SL1200GAE and G, 4…Avid Sequel SP with SME V arm, Phonostage: 1…Schiit Mani, 2…Avid Pulsare2, 3...IconAudio PS1Mk2 with Harma Cryo-treated Burst-tested ECC83, Amplification: 1…Vitus RI100, 2…Leben CS300XS with Mullard 1972 NOS ECC83s and Harma Cryo-treated Burst-tested EL84 valves, Speakers: 1…B&W 804D2, 2…AudioNote AN-K/Lx, Shunyata Research power and cabling. ****** Dearest Friends and Buddies, I am Ian and I reside in sunny Singapore. I love our Vinyl Community and Vinyl Music. Vinyl analogue playback is utterly blissful, and I want for fellow friends and buddies to engage in vinyl music for many, many years in their life, each vinyl buddy through their school life, through the hustle and bustle of daily work, accompany them through precious hours at home with their family members or...