Well I bought mine from Guitar Center a year ago. You can probably find them online at various DJ stores (though MusiciansFriend.com doesn't sell them). Local DJ shops might sell them as well...

I personally hated the white labels. I bought my first pair and one of them would skip like crazy but I managaed. Then I got another one to replace it and the same thing....skipping all over the place on the same settings as my good one. Bought the blue Ortofons and have never looked back.

Great sound quality and they hold the groove as better than the Ortfon scratch series. However, if you plan to do a lot of scratching you will bend the stylus thus being forced to replace it prematurely. The stylii replacements are only $24 so it isn't too bad.

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Originally posted by zizack I personally hated the white labels. I bought my first pair and one of them would skip like crazy but I managaed. Then I got another one to replace it and the same thing....skipping all over the place on the same settings as my good one. Bought the blue Ortofons and have never looked back.

I've had mine for a year and they hardly ever skip. A few times they have skipped, but I think it had more to do with the record than the stylus. If you do alot of scratching, like Zild said, they will skip and will go out prematurily, but if you just mix, like they were made for, then you shouldn't be experiecing any skipping. Check to see how much weight your applying and try readjusting your tonearm weight settings. Mess around with that to find the perfect balance.

I have the Shure Whitelabels for about a year. All i can say that soundquality is superb nothing bad about that. They are a bit clumpsy though, they aren't as lightweighted and easy to grab as the Ortofon all-in-one's. If it skips try to change the overhang of it could help? because they are so fat it's hard to see where in the groove you are. New stylus are a bit expensive compared to Ortofon's atleast here in Sweden. Ive also tried to change the stylus to new ones but i didn't hear any noticeable quality improvement. It's all about feel so go for the ones you feel most comfortable with.