After the success of the Stylus 2M Blue 100, announced in February, Ortofon is now extending their 100th-anniversary specials to customers interested in upgrading to the Bronze and Black styli variants.

As with the Stylus 2M Blue 100 special edition model (which is still available), the Bronze and the Black 100 variants will be the same as the standard models, except for the anniversary logo on their body and a price reduction of roughly 20%! However, this will only last as long as there is stock available.

As with the 2M Blue 100, these new styli have been released to incentivise customers to upgrade their audio experience during Ortofon’s 100th anniversary year.

ortofon 2M Bronze 100

The company has sold thousands of 2M cartridges since the range’s introduction, and countless more can be found fitted as standard on high-quality turntables from a multitude of manufacturers the world over. The anniversary models aim to lift or renew the musical experience of customers across the globe in the most cost-effective way possible.

Though they boast all the same features as the standard models, the Stylus 2M Bronze 100 and Stylus 2M Black 100 will offer customers a saving against the regular replacement stylus price.

Ortofon 2M Black 100

Available for (at least) the rest of 2018, while stocks last, there has never been a better time to upgrade your vinyl listening experience with the Ortofon 2M range.

Compatibility and Pricing

Stylus 2M Bronze 100 - An excellent upgrade for 2M Blue cartridges or renew your 2M Bronze cartridge.
£185.00 saving £45.00 against the regular price of SRP £230.00.

Stylus 2M Black 100 - A choice upgrade for 2M Bronze cartridges or you could just renew your 2M Black cartridge.
£300.00 saving you £70.00 against the regular price of SRP £370.00.

Stylus 2M Blue 100 and Stylus 2M Bronze 100 are available now. Stylus 2M Black 100 is available from October 2018.

For more information, go to Ortofon.

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