EAT's Jo N° 5 is the antithesis of my beloved Deccas or Denon 103s, which flaunt their personalities with the chutzpah of a Kardashian. Instead, it is superbly neutral and mature, despite physical appearance suggesting a show-off. It may lack the ultimate finesse of a top Lyra or Koetsu cartridge, but at £999, it delivers 90% of their performance for 20% of the cost. And that's spelled B-A-R-G-A-I-N.

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