Goldring is a brand that specializes in high fidelity audio equipment, particularly turntable cartridges and phono cartridges.

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The Goldring E3 cartridge embodies the company's dedication to capturing the authentic essence of the original recording, preserving the musical subtleties and rhythm as intended by the artist. The E Series cartridges are crafted to seamlessly fit a wide range of affordable to medium-priced turntables, ensuring that the exceptional audio quality is accessible to many users.

At the top of this series, the E3 cartridge stands out with its advanced design. While it shares the same robust aluminum cantilever of its predecessor, the E2, it is distinguished by its high-grade, bonded, super-elliptical stylus measuring 0.3 x 0.7 mil. This precision stylus allows for superior high-frequency detail retrieval, outshining the traditional elliptical (0.4 x 0.7 mil) or spherical (0.6 mil) stylus types due to its reduced front-to-back radius. As a result, listeners experience a significant reduction in sibilance, especially noticeable in recordings with intense vocals.

The Goldring E3’s versatility is underscored by its performance across different music genres. This capability has not gone unnoticed, with the cartridge consistently earning accolades. It won the What Hi-Fi? Awards 2023 for the Best Cartridge under £100, praised as a flexible unit that caters to various musical styles. Similarly, in 2022, it received the same award, recognized as a well-balanced performer suitable for a diverse range of music. Even in 2021, it was lauded as a top choice for upgrading mid-priced turntables, celebrated as an instrumental yet economical addition. The E3 remains a highly recommended investment for anyone looking to enhance their listening experience without breaking the bank.

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