Nagaoka Stylus Life, 7 mil styli tracking at 2 grams. The Nagaoka MP-150 and MP-200 share the same innards inside but the difference is the cantilever material with the MP-150 being aluminum and the MP-200 using boron. The JN-P stylus features Nagaoka’s highly polished diamond tips and high quality material Hi all, I’m looking into options & recommendations for upgrading my current cartridge/stylus; the Nagaoka MP-200 / JN-P200. Hi, won't get into the oft-discussed Nagaoka statement that the MP-110 needs to be replaced after 250 hours. I clean it Something similar goes for an MP-300 I know of at over ~1600 hours. Incorporating a line-contact stylus mounted on a boron cantilever, it is designed NAGAOKA N-MP78 NMP78 STYLUS (78 RPM STYLUS) The Nagaoka N-MP78 NMP78 stylus is a 78 RPM stylus used in the Nagaoka MP-10 MP10, MP-11 Advanced Stylus Profiles as used on Hiend Cartridges offer much improved Sound Quality , Extended Stylus Life , Extended HF Response & Tracking almost exactly duplicates the shape of the cutting Hi all, I’m looking into options & recommendations for upgrading my current cartridge/stylus; the Nagaoka MP-200 / JN-P200. But for general use at home, the reference time is 150-200 The Nagaoka MP-200 turntable cartridge delivers a warm, rich, and musical sound with excellent detail retrieval, making it ideal for a wide Hey all, Just a quick question. In short, however, Audio-Technica currently gives stylus life as, "Around 500 hours for a conical stylus, 300 hours for an Elliptical stylus, 1000 hours for a Microlinear stylus, and 800 Like most MM cartridges, (and unlike Moving Coils) Nagaoka feature user replaceable styli but a key point Nagaoka’s favour is the comparatively low cost Selling my very special Nagaoka MP-500 package including;Nagaoka MP-500 Cartridge & Stylus - (as new < 1 hour use)Technics TYL0331 Genuine Headshell (as new)Nagaoka AM-801/2 Stylus wear is a gradual process, the end of which is decided in any of several ways. The NMP-1. I don't know that the Nagaoka fineline is much different from the Ortofon fineline, both are generic terms and I don't think either publish stylus shape specifications.

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