ISSOKU ITTO LW-800S Lead Wire - Silver

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The ISSOKU ITTO LW-800S lead wires are designed for serious audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts looking to upgrade the internal wiring of their turntable headshells to improve signal purity. These premium leads provide exceptional conductivity for analog cartridges with outputs between 0.2mV and 5mV, ensuring that delicate signals reach your system without degradation. While they offer a significant boost in sound transparency, users should note that the stiff nature of high-purity silver wire requires a careful and steady hand during the delicate installation process onto cartridge pins.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 6436727 |
| Brand | ISSOKU ITTO |
The LW-800S utilizes standard industry-sized terminals compatible with the vast majority of modern and vintage phono cartridges.
No, these are designed as plug-and-play connectors intended to slide onto standard cartridge pins.
Silver offers lower electrical resistance, which can provide a more detailed and clearer sound, though it is often stiffer and more expensive to manufacture.
As long as your cartridge output is between 0.2mV and 5mV, these leads are perfectly suited for your setup.
Yes, they are specifically designed for headshell internal wiring, making them ideal for detachable headshell systems.
Verify that all four lead wires are fully seated on the cartridge pins and that the grounding wire of the tonearm is properly connected.
Check the connections on the headshell side; if the issue persists, use a multimeter to check for continuity in the specific lead wire.
Installation requires a pair of non-magnetic precision tweezers. Always grasp the terminal by the connector body rather than the wire itself to avoid structural damage.
For care, avoid using chemical cleaners on the rhodium-plated tips. If oxidation is suspected after years of use, a simple dry rub with a clean microfiber cloth is sufficient.