Decca London Gold

Brand: Decca

Decca London Gold refers to a specific type of vinyl record pressing technology used by the Decca Records label in London during the 1960s and 1970s. This process involved using high-quality materials, such as pure gold-coated metal masters and premium-grade vinyl, to produce sound reproduction of exceptional clarity and depth. The resulting records were labeled as Decca London Gold, denoting the premium standard of their production. Although the Decca label has changed ownership over time, the London Gold imprint continues to be recognized as a hallmark of high-end vinyl recordings.

• Type: Moving Iron
• Output Voltage: mV
• Freq Response: 20Hz - 20kHz
• Tracking Force: 2 - 3 g
• Mass: 6.7 g
• Channel Separation: 25 dB
• Channel Balance: 1 dB
• Load Impedance: 47k Ω
• Output Impedance: 4400 Ω
• Stylus:
• Stylus Tip: Elliptical
• Cantilever:
• Dynamic Compliance: x 10-6cm/Dyne
• Static Compliance:
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