Cartridge Opinions - Sorry

The big deal you're going to find is that if the tonearm properly tracks the cartridge, then the choice of cartridge is far less important than people make it out. By 'properly track' I mean that no matter what is in the grooves, the music is always relaxed and well-defined, no hint of stress or breakup; almost as if you were listening to tape.

Dear @atmasphere  : "  the choice of cartridge is far less important than people make it ou...""

Since when?.  Everything the same the cartridge self quality level performance is an makes a difference.
All those cartridges I posted are diferent even that all are very good designs but performs " different ". Different cartridges in same tonearm performs different and what we listen is different too. You can take an " universal perfect " tonearm and not two different cartridge models will sounds the same.

Every audiophile knows the importance to match the cartridge/tonearm combination and to make an accurated geometry alignment.

Vintage and today gimball pivoted tonearms are well designed with bearings and build materials beyond reproach of anything.
We can take vintage ones as: Lustre GST-801 or Technics EPA 100 or any Grace gimball design that after 30 years are still working really fine or today tonearms as SME V or Kuzma 4point or Triplanar and the like.

Where exist a serious problem with tonearms is in the unipivot designs.

Anyway, after the LP the cartridge is the king and the tonearm is an slave of the cartridge an obviously an important item too.

R.

Since when?. Everything the same the cartridge self quality level performance is an makes a difference.

Apparently since tonearms have been available that are adjustable enough that they can really get the cartridge to track properly.

I prefer a little more laid back sound (err on the side of forgiving instead of fatiguing) but I like a lot of upper end detail, precise soundstaging, air, etc.

In other words "really good" :)
Ittok is on the lighter side of medium mass so a Hana should work well, perhaps a Zyx as @rauliruegas mentioned.

I hooked up my Nad c588 with a Ofton Blue cart and Shitt Mani phono amp and let it Rip....killer Sound....