I'm wondering what cartridge I should buy for a Technics SL1900 turntable. It will primarily be used to rip vinyl to my computer to make backup CDs. Although I'm looking for "archive" quality my equipment will not be reference quality, either for recording or playback. Can something like a Grado Sliver fit on the SL 1900 tonearm? Is that overkill? Any help is appreciated or recommendations are appreciated.
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