AUD ATN95E Replacement Stylus

The ATN95E. Is always been a great stylus and cartridge fit almost every turn table. I first had one years and years back. good all around sound good price never had a problem with them damaging any records. Also know a lot of people who use the ATN95E also going back years. I keep one as a back up or daily play. I just got a new cartridge and stylus. And I have a cupple AT Head shells. that you can get for$15 some times cheaper. that I put different cartridges on for quick swaps. Even if you have huge budget and love your highend cartridge set up awesome 👍 I still feel I doesn't hurt to have one around. And if your budget is tight this is a great cartridge and stylus easy install I'd recommend it I think one of the most important things on budget turn table is that you can remove the head shell or at least be able to switch cartridge for up grades

perfect replacement for at-120

So I bought this stylus to replace one I accidentally broke (vinyl noob), and found it easy to install. Great sound like the one I broke, and just generally a great investment. Fast forward to yesterday and I get Dolly's New Rockstar album. Start to enjoy, but one a change to D2S1 I was so into the music that I took the term "drop the beat" a little too harshly and the needle did a head dive into tracks 1, and 3 and the needle broke off. What sucks is I am pretty hurting for cash at the moment, and this stylus is passed the 2 year warranty mark, not to mention, it was my bad. I was willing to pony up the cash, but on a lark I reached out to service at atus dot com and, Erik F. offered a half off for a replacement. I just had to call the parts division and place an order. It wasn't much, but it meant a lot to me that I got a HUMAN (or really good AI) to answer my email, and that they did something to help me get my player working again. Huge Fan, Thanks AT. -Andy

Managed to damage my needle, so this was an easy restore to new condition - and priced right. Sounds as good as it ever did, but I only have a Technics TN-350 feeding a Parasound 200 Integrated and a 2.1 speaker setup. It's fine for those nostalgic moments when I want to break out old vinyl. Honestly, unless you put together a >$10k phono chain, the modern hi res digital (e.g., Tidal) runs circles around vinyl. I'm please with the capability and sound though for this type of application.

Disclaimer: I'm not an audiophile, nor do I claim to be one. I have a turntable from the 70s that I absolutely love. However, recently, the needle broke and I couldn't get a new needle. After much searching, I stumbled upon this Audio-Technica one. Not knowing much, I read several reviews and decided to give it a shot. It was very easy to install (I know nothing about repairing turntables), and produces good, rich and warm sound. If you have an old turntable that you need to renew and bring to life, I would not hesitate to recommend this!

I bought this to replace the cartridge on my AT turntable and it works as expected. Highly recommended!

Great

Easy to replace and sounds great.