ORTOFON DJ STYLUS VNL 3 - DIAMOND CELL VNL 3
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A VNL Variant Designed for Modern Performers
Developed based on DJs' feedback, the Ortofon VNL range was created to meet real-world demands: performance, intensive rehearsals, and stability requirements. The VNL 3 diamond fits this "DJ first" approach, focusing on durability, readability, and efficiency in the booth.
For Which DJs and Uses?
The Ortofon VNL 3 diamond is aimed at DJs who play on vinyl turntables and seek a stylus comfortable in clubs, events, or mobile setups. It is particularly suited for techniques that demand tracking (pre-listening, back-cueing, energetic transitions), while maintaining a balanced musical output for mixing.
Technical specifications
| DJing type | Mix |
| Category | diamond |
| Type | diamond |
| Destination | DJ |
| Diamond tip | spherical |
| Color | Black |
| Quantity | 1 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ortofon DJ Stylus VNL 3 suitable for club mixing?
Designed for mixing, this spherical stylus R 18 µm meets the demands of performances in clubs and events. Its tracking ability reaches 90 µm at 315 Hz with the recommended tracking force.
What tracking force should be set with a VNL 3 stylus?
The recommended tracking force is 4 g. The adjustable range is from 3 to 5 g.
What tip profile does this DJ stylus use?
The tip is spherical type, with an Spherical stylus R 18 µm. This geometry is designed for DJ use and helps limit vinyl wear.
Is the VNL 3 suitable for back-cueing and energetic transitions?
Its design supports practices that heavily demand tracking, including back-cueing and energetic transitions. The lateral dynamic compliance is specified at 14 µm/mN.
What are the electrical characteristics of the VNL 3 cartridge?
The output voltage is 6 mV at 1,000 Hz and 5 cm/s, with a channel separation of 20 dB at 1 kHz. The recommended load resistance is 47 kΩ. The recommended load capacitance ranges between 200 and 600 pF.
