Shure M95/D SERIES Manuale utente

M951D SERIES:

M95HEID AND M95EDID

DESTATICIZER

CARTRIDGES

The M951D Series

With the UniqueShure Destaticizer

And Shure Side-Guard Stylus Protector

The M95HEID and M95EDID cartridges combine M95 perform-

ance and high trackability with the Shure Destaticizer whose

conductive carbon fibers ground static charges on the record

surface. An added bonus is the Side-Guard Stylus Protection

System which responds to accidental side thrusts on the stylus

by withdrawing the entire shank and tip safely into the stylus

housing before damage can occur.

OPERATION OF DESTATICIZER OPERATION OF SIDE-GUARD

Becausethe Destaticizer excludes static from the amplifier and

speakers, static-causedclicks and pops are eliminated from the

audio system. In addition, the conductive fibers prevent static

charges, either on the record or on the turntable dustcover, from

attracting or repelling the tone arm. The arm-to-recorddistance,

the tracking angle, and the tracking force remain constant; and

the cartridge retains its full potential tracking ability.

The Destaticizer's tiny groove-contact fibers reach down into the

groove and sweep away interfering dust and grit. The Destati-

cizer contains more than 10,000individual fibers with an average

diameter of

7.6~

(.00(13 in.) each. Because the groove is swept

clean before the stylus reaches it, the stylus tracks the groove

and not the dust. Reproduction is enhanced, and both record and

stylus life are prolonged, because the dust particles are pre-

vented from abrading either the groove or the diamond tip.

Two M951D Models are available:

The M95HEID has a distortion-reducing nude hyperelliptical dia-

mond tip and tracking force of

to 1% grams.

The M95EDlD has a nude biradial (elliptical) diamond tip and

tracking force of to

grams.

STYLUS REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT

FIGURE

IMPORTANT: Always remove the stylus before making connec-

tions or mounting the cartridge. The cartridge's Destaticizer

should be in the "guard" position throughout. Exercise care so

your fingers don't slip and damage the stylus tip or shank.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

MIGHT

CHANNEL

SR0"ND

EFT

CYML

li(l,E

RITHT

CHON

RED

LEFT

CWNHEL

GRWD

BUL

FIGURE

Connect the cartridge as shown. In many tone arms, lead wiring

is color coded and matches this cartridge's color coded ter-

minals.

MOUNTING

Mounting centers are standard

12.7

(%").

Mounting hard-

ware is provided. Refer to the tone arm manual for specific

details, such as the need for spacers.

The two basic mounting methods are:

Mountingthe cartridge ina tone arm shell that has unthreaded

clearance holes.

Mounting the cartridge in a tone arm shell that has threaded

mounting holes.

CARTRIDGE MOUNTING, METHOD

FIGURE

THREADED

HOLES

CARTRIDGE MOUNTING, METHOD

FIGURE

*Top of cartridge mounting block should be parallel to record.

Use spacers if necessary.

SURFACE

CARTRIDGE LEVELING

FIGURE

CONDUCTIVE>

'::.{:,

FIBERS

civ',GunRD"

FIGURE

TRACKING FORCE

These cartridges are designed for a stylus tip tracking force

range of 0.75 to 1.5 grams. When the Destaticizer rests on the

record inthe operating position, itexerts a downwardforce of 0.5

grams that must also be accommodated in the total tone arm

tracking force setting. Therefore, set the tracking force as

follows.

To obta~nthis force at Set the arm tracking force

the stylus tip adjustment to

0.75 grams 1.25 grams

1.0 gram 1.5 grams

1.5 grams 2.0 grams

When using an external gauge (such as the Shure SFG-2Stylus

Force Gauge), rest both the stylus tip and the Destaticizer brush

on the balance beam and set the force for the total tone arm set-

ting (right hand column above). When the Destaticizer rides on

the record with the cartridge in use, the extra 0.5 grams will be

offset by the Destaticizer and WILL NOT APPEAR AT THE

STYLUS TIP. The tip force will be that shown in the left hand

column.

SKATING COMPENSATION

Set the antiskate mechanism according to the tone arm manu-

facturer's directions. Use an antiskating force corresponding to

the total tone arm tracking force (right hand column above).

OPERATION

For optimum playing position, the top edge of the mounting

block should be parallel to the record. The white cue stripe on

the Destaticizer assists in accurate set down by showing the

stylus tip position.

SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Response

20 to 20,000 Hz

Output (at 1,000 Hz)

4.7 mV at 5 cmlsec peak recorded velocity (Output voltage

given for stereo cut record. For mono cut record, output volt-

age at both left channel and right channel cartridge terminals

will be 71% of the above figure.)

Channel Separation (minimum)

25 dB at 1 kHz

Channel Balance

Within 2 dB

Tip Tracking Force'

0.75 to 1.5 grams

Total Tone Arm Tracking Force (Destaticizer on record)'

1.25 to 2.0 grams

Force Exerted by Destaticizer

0.5 grams

'See section on tracking force

Typical Trackability (in cmlsec peak recordedvelocity)

400 Hz-24 cmlsec

1,000 Hz-33 cmlsec at 1 gram tip tracking force

10,000 Hz-19 cmlsec

Inductance

700 millihenries

DC Resistance

1550 ohms

Optimum Load

47,000 ohms resistance in parallel with 200 to 300 picofarads

capacitance per channel. Load resistance can be up to 70,000

ohms with almost no audible change in frequency response.

Total capacitance includes both tone arm wiring and amplifier

input circuit.

Net Weight

6.4 grams

ReplacementStyli

M95HUD: N95HEIDStylus, ivory lettering on black nameplate;

distortion-reducing nude hyperelliptical tip, 5

38p (.0002

,0015 in.); 0.75 to 1.5 grams tip tracking force

M95EDID: N95EDID Stylus, yellow lettering on black name-

plate; nude biradial (elliptical) tip, 5

18p (.0002

,0007 in.);

0.75 to 1.5 grams tip tracking force

CLEANING

To clean the Destaticizer,

use

fluids.

Use the brush supplied

with the cartridge.

To clean the stylus, use the brush supplied with the cartridge

with alcohol or an alcohol-distilledwater solution.

Brush only from back to front as shown. Commercial cleaning

solutions may cause stylus damage.

To maintain the original performance standards of your cart-

ridge, be certain that any replacement stylus you buy bears the

following certification on the package: "This Stereo Dynetica

stylus is precision manufactured by Shure Brothers Inc." AVOID

INFERIOR IMITATIONS. THEY WILL SERIOUSLY DEGRADE THE

PERFORMANCE OF YOUR CARTRIDGE. ALL GENUINE

"DYNETICD" STYLI ARE MANUFACTURED BY SHURE

BROTHERS INC. LOOK FOR THE NAME SHURE ON THE

STYLUS GRIP.

DEMONTAGE

ET MONTAGE DE LA POlNTE

Important: toujours retirer la pointe avant d'etablir les raccordements

ou de monter la cellule. Le dispositif ant~statiquede la cellule doit tou-

lours se trouver en posit~onde protection (voir figure

1).

Veillez

que les dolgts ne glissent pas et n'endommagent pas la pointe ou la tige

de la polnte.

Rdccorder la cellule comrne sur la flgure

Dans de nombreux bras de

lecture, les llgnes d'amenee sont codees dans les m@mescouleurs que

Ies bornesda raccordement de cette cellule

MONTAGE DE LA CELLULE

L'ecartement du milieudes trous pour monter la cellule est de

12,7

mm.

Les pieces permettant son montage sont ltvrees avec la cellule. (Se

reporter au mode d'emploi du bras de lecture pour davantage de

details, par exemple si I'on a besoin de rondellesd'ecartement).

Ne pas replacer la pointe avant d'avoir etabli les raccordements elec-

triqueset termine le montage.

IIexiste deux methodes de montage de base:

Montagede la cellule sur une coquille de bras de lecturequi possi.de

des trous non filetes.

Montage de la cellule sur une coquille de bras de lecture avec trous

taraudes.

PATENT NOTICE

Cartridge and stylus manufactured under one or more of the fol-

lowing U.S. Patents:

3,055,988; 3,077,521; 3,077.522; 4,270,758;

3,463,889: 4,194,744: 4,275,888: D193,854: D193,934; D201,803;

D235,070; D235,351; D235,352; D245,022; D245.433; 0252,628;

D254,004; D257.676; D255,898; D258,586;

other patents pending.

FULL

0NE.YEAR WARRANTY

Shure Brothers lncorporated ("Shure"),

222

Hartrey Avenue,

Evanston, Illinois

60204,

warrants to the owner of this product

that it will be free, in normal use, of any defects inworkmanship

and materials for a period of one year from date of purchase. You

should retain proof of date of purchase. Shure is not liable for

any consequential damages If this Shure product has any

defects as described above, carefully repack the unit, have it

insured, and return it prepaid to:

Shure Brothers lncorporated

Attention: Service Department

222

Hartrey Avenue

Evanston, Illinois

60204

If you are not in the United States, return the unit to your dealer

or Authorized Service Center for repair. The unit will be repaired

or replaced and returned to you promptly and, if it cannot be

repaired or replaced, you may elect to receivea refund. This war-

ranty does not include stylus wear.

1982,

Shure Brothers Inc.

27A1790(BG)

Printed inU.S.A.

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