Fidelix MITCHAKU Headshell

The majority of existing headshells have a structure that pulls in only the upper one pin at the connection when attaching to the tonearm, but that creates a gap on the underside, and if you fill the gap with a rubber ring, it will become elastic and cause a dull sound. There is always a gap at the connection, and even a gap of just one micron can be affected acoustically.

The MITCHAKU headshell has a seesaw structure in which the upper and lower pins pull in the horizontal pins placed between the upper and lower pins with equal force, enabling a close connection to the tonearm without gaps. As a result, it was possible to obtain the same rigidity as the arm with integrated headshell, and solid sound quality was obtained. If the horizon is adjusted correctly, the separation will be improved and a wide sound field will be reproduced.

Since it has a seesaw structure, errors are absorbed here. This ensures that the ring of the headshell and the ring of the arm are in perfect contact.

In addition to the standard model MITCHAKU, you can choose from three types: MITCHAKU-K, a type compatible with high-compliance cartridges that are lighter by cutting the inside of the shell body, and MITCHAKU-L, a lighter and longer model for those who are concerned about the head of the cartridge to be installed.

MITCHAKU

MITCHAKU-K

MITCHAKU-L