We are pleased to announce that our products have been well-received by PV Project Audio, a famous audio shop in Argentina, on Instagram. We will continue to design and manufacture products with the aim of achieving even better sound quality. When it comes to record playback, replacing the lead wires is an easy and effective way to improve sound quality. We encourage you to give it a try. Introducing the Green Book, vintage lead wires for turntable cartridges, made with 1960s Western Electric 24GA PVC-coated single-core wire and custom-made shell tips. The length is 4.5cm-5cm including the tips. We can accommodate requests for different lengths. These lead wires are designed with custom gold-plated tips that are highly resistant to detachment and accidental breakage, which are common issues with lead wires. Even those who are new to replacing lead wires can use them without fear of failure due to breakage, thanks to the tough construction and easy-to-attach tip shape. You can even bend them sharply without almost any risk of breakage, allowing you to enjoy replacing the lead wires. In the unlikely event that they are damaged during attachment or detachment, we will send you a replacement. Compared to vintage W.E. cloth-covered single-core wires, these offer a straightforward and crisp sound, similar to our popular vintage lead wire, Brown Sugar. Depending on the cartridge, the PVC-coated single-core wire and lead wire work well together, improving even cartridges with poor sound cohesion, resulting in a tight and full sound. The difference from Brown Sugar is that while the general characteristics are the same, we feel that these are more compatible with jazz records. These lead wires allow you to feel the expressions and nuances of the instruments, as well as the energy of the band, from hard bop to contemporary jazz. The sound has a slightly bouncy quality, making for a pleasant and comfortable listening experience. This is a highly recommended first choice for vintage lead wires. It has also been well-received by customers who were not satisfied with the mainstream vintage W.E. cloth-covered wires. *The manufacturer is set to Ortofon for search purposes.