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Pro-Ject Pick-it DS2

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Pro-Ject has been a dominant force in the record player market for decades, and over that time it has usually partnered with Ortofon cartridges to complete the package. So, the arrival of its own-brand cartridges comes as less of a surprise and more a case of wondering what took so long.

The DS2 moving-coil cartridge is still built by Ortofon–and is loosely based on its Quintet series–but

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