Hand-Spun in Japan, Housed in a Carrying Case, Includes Headshell: Denon DL-A110 MC Phono Cartridge Plays with Refined Detail, Remarkable Definition, and Wide Responsiveness

The longest in-constant-production product in Denon's century-plus-long history, hand-spun at the company's Japanese headquarters, and complete with a reproduction of the original headshell in an exclusive silver-graphite color, the DL-A110 MC phono cartridge commemorates the fabled audio manufacturer's 110th anniversary and provides exceptional analog sound that invites you to sit back and hear your music with remarkable detail, dynamics, and definition. Housed in a premium carrying case, DL-A110 comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and five-year out-of-the-box warranty (excluding stylus).

Touting excellent channel separation (20dB or more at 100-5000Hz) as well as a bayonet connector (aka SME tonearm interface) with gold-plated connectors, DL-A110 traces its history back to 1964 when the model, known as the DL-103, became the go-to choice for broadcasting studios throughout Japan. Its fame soon spread throughout the world. And no wonder. Tested by Denon with a measurement protocol to confirm frequency response, DL-A110 plays with wide-band responsiveness, elegant refinement, flat output voltage, and stellar accuracy. 110 years seldom sounded so good.