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Analog Relax EX700 tonewood MC cartridge finished like a violin

Analog Relax EX700

Analog Relax EX700 MC phono cartridge

Absolute Sounds is pleased to announce the arrival of the Analog Relax EX700, a moving-coil phono cartridge created with the same attention to materials and finish found in the making of fine stringed instruments. Positioned between the EX500 and the flagship models, the EX700 combines natural tonal beauty with speed and resolution – craftsmanship chosen with musical purpose. UK retail price (inc. VAT): £7,288

The EX700 body is formed from the highest-quality spruce tonewood sourced from South Tyrol, Northern Italy – a region renowned for violin tonewoods. It is finished with thin layers of classic oil varnish, formulated with traditional materials including colophonium (pine resin) and linseed oil, supporting a sound that is naturally expressive and harmonically rich.

Analog Relax EX700

Custom-made line-contact stylus for exceptional groove contact and low distortion
Boron cantilever for speed, control and microdynamic clarity
High-purity copper coil wire for tonal richness and dynamic integrity
Multi-neodymium magnet system for stable energy and generator control

Analog Relax

Analog Relax is a Japanese specialist devoted to handcrafted moving-coil cartridges and analogue accessories, founded by Yasushi Yurugi – an avid record collector, musician and passionate jazz fan. A keen saxophonist, Yurugi is a devoted admirer of jazz legend Zoot Sims, and founded the Zoot Sims Fan Club. That direct link between musicianship and analogue replay shapes the brand’s character: a pursuit of resonance, tone colour and the emotional “movement” inside musical notes, revealed from deep within the vinyl groove.“I never doubt that records have the best sound quality for listening to music.”

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