A headshell is a component of a turntable or a tonearm that holds the phono cartridge and allows for the mounting of the cartridge to the tonearm. It is typically a small, removable piece that connects the tonearm to the cartridge, providing both mechanical support and electrical connectivity. Headshells often come in different designs, weights, and materials, which can affect the overall sound quality and performance of the turntable setup.
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