Ortofon is a world-leading Danish manufacturer of high-end phonograph cartridges, replacement styli, and audio accessories for audiophiles and professional DJs.
Ortofon is a renowned Danish manufacturer of electronic audio equipment, best known as the world's largest producer of magnetic cartridges for phonograph turntables. Founded in 1918, the company has over a century of experience in sound reproduction and micro-mechanical engineering. Ortofon's product lineup includes the acclaimed 2M and MC series for high-fidelity home listening, as well as the iconic Concorde series designed specifically for professional DJs and turntablists.
Headquartered in Nakskov, Denmark, Ortofon combines experienced human craftsmanship with advanced industrial machinery to ensure precision and quality. The company employs a dedicated team to develop and manufacture products that provide accurate sound reproduction and durability. In addition to cartridges, Ortofon offers tonearms, headshells, cables, and a wide range of replacement styli.
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The recommended tracking force varies by model (e.g., 1.8g for the 2M Red). Always consult the user manual or the technical specifications on the Ortofon support page for the precise weight for your specific cartridge.
Accessory life varies, but it is generally recommended to replace your stylus after approximately 1,000 hours of playback or if you notice a decline in sound quality or tracking ability.
Ensure your turntable is off. Remove the existing cartridge by twisting the locking nut. Insert the Concorde MKII into the tonearm socket, align the pin with the slot, and tighten the locking nut. Adjust the counterweight to the recommended tracking force.
You can find technical documentation, setup guides, and contact information at the official Ortofon support website or by contacting their regional support teams via email.