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Lyra
Website:https://lyraanalog.com/
Est. year: 1985
Location: Japan
Lyra is a manufacturer of high-end moving-coil phono cartridges, building a substantial international reputation for well-regarded cartridge engineering, with roots tracing back to Japanese cartridge design expertise before the brand's operations transitioned to different ownership and manufacturing arrangements over its history.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Delos, Kleos and flagship Atlas and Etna cartridge ranges, with Lyra's engineering emphasis on meticulous moving-coil generator design and careful body construction, earning the brand consistent recognition among serious analogue enthusiasts and reviewers across successive product generations.
Who owns it and where it's made
Lyra's manufacturing and ownership arrangements have evolved over the brand's history; buyers should confirm current specific production details directly with the brand given this operating history.
The lineup in this catalog
Phono cartridges. Prices span roughly 1,500 to well over 10,000 dollars across the current range.
Who it's for
Lyra suits vinyl enthusiasts specifically seeking well-regarded moving-coil cartridge engineering, appealing to serious analogue-source buyers building a flagship-tier turntable system.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Delos, Kleos and flagship Atlas and Etna cartridge ranges, with Lyra's engineering emphasis on meticulous moving-coil generator design and careful body construction, earning the brand consistent recognition among serious analogue enthusiasts and reviewers across successive product generations.
Who owns it and where it's made
Lyra's manufacturing and ownership arrangements have evolved over the brand's history; buyers should confirm current specific production details directly with the brand given this operating history.
The lineup in this catalog
Phono cartridges. Prices span roughly 1,500 to well over 10,000 dollars across the current range.
Who it's for
Lyra suits vinyl enthusiasts specifically seeking well-regarded moving-coil cartridge engineering, appealing to serious analogue-source buyers building a flagship-tier turntable system.
