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The greatest debate since the Cartesian mind-body split:
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/fragilesouls/fragilesouls.html
I expect molotov cocktails.
Great to see the review given this prominence. particularly one that that is luke-cold about a important manufacturer's product.
I've used Grado entry level carts and tried some of the wood body carts (and have friends who love them) and I have a mono cart (somewhere), so I am in Grado's corner. But I think that the article is right about the short comings of the Grado line in comparison to the variety of carts in the 100-300 dollar range. Particularly as competition in this small pond is tough.