Concorde MKII Digital

The best cartridge for DVS, compatible with both Traktor and Serato. Frequencies between 1 and 2 kHz are boosted to optimize these analog-to-digital decoding frequencies. The sound is quite powerful and cuts off at 18 kHz; this isn't a disadvantage, but rather the opposite—they're not shrill, and the sound is quite similar to the discontinued Shure N44-7. They also play traditional vinyl records well, with good, balanced sound.
The only drawback is perhaps their high tracking force (4.0 grams). If you don't do heavy scratching and use them for back-cueing and mixing, 3.0 grams of tracking force it works well, and your records will thank you for it over time.