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DJ-44G (Shure M44G Replacement Stylus)

DJ-44G (Shure M44G Replacement Stylus)

Product title

DJ-44G (Shure M44G Replacement Stylus)

manufacturer

Nagaoka

Catno

DJ44G

NAGAOKA replacement needle of the M44G cartridge, which is widely used by DJs around the world. After the discontinuation of production of the previously sold NAGAOKA GD63-44G replacement needle, the specifications were reviewed and newly developed.

Without losing the frugal toughness that is the biggest characteristic of the original 44G, more powerful sound pressure, And it realizes a powerful sound with a delicate wide range.

$69.58*

*Taxes excluded, shipping price excluded

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