Audio-Technica AT-VMN95C Conical Replacement Turntable Stylus, Blue

Perfect sound from the cartridge.

Changed the stylus of my Audio Technica lx70 turntable after 1 year. As I felt the old stylus has worn out. Yes, did make a difference for the better sound.

Purchased to replace existing stylus. Easyninstallation, functions as expected.

The quality of the product is good .

I attached it to my turntable and to my surprise it sounds really good

Ótimo produto, qualidade garantida e envio tudo ok

Il faut bien remplacer de temps en temps l'aiguille si on ne veut pas ruiner sa collection de vinyles, dans mon cas 1 x par an car la platine ne tourne pas tous les jours. J'achète cette pointe de lecture AT car c'est celle-là qui était fournie avec ma Technics-SL 100 C, bon rapport qualité prix, ça me convient très bien.

bu fiyat bandında kullanılacak en iyi iğne seçeneği, hi fi bir pikapta kullanıyorum ve ortofon 2m red iğne ve kartuştan audio technica markasına geçtim, büyük fiyat farkı var ve ses konusunda oldukça tatminkar ve ben ortofon 2m red ile bir fark hissetmedim stüdyo monitör tipi stereo hoparlör kullanmama rağmen, inanın o uçuk fiyatları iğne ve kartuşlara vermeye değmez

Silly good for the money. My VM95ML tip wore out ALOT faster than i expected and i also had a nagging feeling on quite alot of records that it sounded too clinical and top end focused. But i wanted to keep the VM95 cart going so i can at least listen while i ponder an entire change and thought for £20, how bad can the conical be? Well, the new VMN95C needle replacement has me instead pondering how such good sound can be had for so little? It doesnt have quite as defined imaging or top end extension as the ML tip but by being more rolled off up top the bass and mids are not trying to be over-ruled by the 4khz and up region. With alot of my music this is a bonus. Its got a solid, rounded, but not dull sound. The VM95 cart is a total bargain and you can think of the needle choice as an equalizer when it comes to sound. Where its more objective is the lifespan/record wear and alignment factor. This thing requires next to no alignment bar overhang and setting the VTF. It should wear out alot quicker than the ML and i hope it lasts longer frankly as i was probably 250hrs tops before the ML tip looked mangled. There is also the dreaded IGD and sibilance. Its ahain far better than i expected. Its far better than the 2M Red i had. Its better than the VMN95E as well i feel. Im starting to think the range has three winners... the 95C for those on a budget. The 95EN who want better sound and tracking but not crazy outlay and the 95SH which is the EN but cleaner and sweeter and juicier with ML rivalling inner groove perfomance. I do feel the E is the weakest of the lot and the ML has its selling points but the sound quality is touching on being too digital esque at times and theres no point trying to get vinyl to sound jist like digital as it will require £10k minimum spend.