Fidelix MITCHAKU head shell rigidity improvement.

The majority of existing headshells are structures that draw only one pin above the connection when mounted to the tone arm, but that creates a gap on the bottom side and if you fill the gap with the rubber ring, it becomes an elastic merger and becomes a dull sound. There is always a gap in the connection mouth, and even a gap of only 1 micron is acoustically affected.

The MITCHAKU headshell is a seesaw structure that draws the horizontal pin between the upper and lower pins with equal force, enabling adhesive connections to the tone arm without gaps. This ensures the same rigidity as the head shell integrated arm, and the sound quality is solid. When the horizontal is correctly matched, the separation becomes better and a wide sound field is reproduced.

Since it has a seesaw structure, the error is absorbed here. This completely adheres to the ring part of the head shell and the ring part of the arm.

In addition to the standard MITCHAKU model, the MITCHAKU-K of the MITCHAKU-K type is compatible with the high-compliance cartridge, which is lightened by cutting the inside of the shell body You can choose three types of U-L.

MITCHAKU

MITCHAKU-K

MITCHAKU-L