Tonar N447 stylus for the Shure M44-7 Diamond Tip Stylus 267-DS

Have used these before and find them to be a good replacement and not too heavy on the bass, just bear in mind that these are not going to cue records well straight off the bat. The previous pair I had took over 20 hours of record play to bed in

As an old school dj that still used 1200 and vinyl, I had used the Shure N447 for about 25 years. I was a little distraught when they discontinued the stylus's, stylii?? Whatever. These are a decent replacement. To be honest, I don't really notice the difference.

Well for the price of 20 its fantastic but dont compare it with actual 44-7 stylus.The sound felt little on brighter side.

Good value per money replacement, bare in mind that the sound profile is not the same of the original as they are louder and more boomy on the low end.

Great alternative for m447. Although slightly lower output than discontinued original. But not really that noticeable. Good quality. Let's see on long they last.

Works well , got my jukebox working again

for the money, it works fine. if you have m447s and mony is not so high, this functions. it will always be nice to have shure originals, of course. thats why i gave it 4 stars, because shure will be 5. this is great value in my opinion when i saw shure stock going for around 100-150 each lel

Found my old shure m44-7 and it sounded a bit flat after not using for a few years, bought the new stylus and for £20 it sounds brilliant, plenty of bass and good mid range. I prefer this cart for rock music over the more expensive Nagakoa 200 & Ortofon Bronze. It’s loud easy to set up and has decent seperation. If you have an old Shure lying around buy this now