Audio Technica AT-VM95EBK Black MM Cartridge

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Audio Technica AT-VM95EBK Black MM CartridgeThe AT VM95EBK is an alternative model to the 95E, the only difference is that this model has a black coloured stylus rather than the more traditional striking green colour. In all other respects it's the same so it's a bonded elliptical stylus, and it's the second level up in the Audio Technica AT VM95 range. The AT VM95EBK has big boots to fill, as it's the modern day version of the classic AT 95E cartridge, one of the most popular and best sounding

It's in excellent condition but we do not have the original packaging

CHAPTER THREE 1970-1982 ADVENTURES IN SOUND • TARGETING A NEW MARKET • THE MOVE TO NAKSKOV • MORE MAGNETIC DEVELOPMENT • SPEAKERS AND CUTTERHEADS • THE MC 30 AND THE DIRECT CUT TEST RECORD • THE GOLDEN EAR CLUB • A CLASSIC AMONG THE MOVING COILS • A DELUXE VERSION OF THE SPU • THE CONCORDE ARRIVES • PREPARING ORTOFON FOR THE 1980s • GOLDEN EAR RECORDS

features the same spherical stylus profile as the E1 but with the additional benefit of an upgraded aluminium cantilever

Please note that like all high vacuum record cleaning machines these are noisy in use (after all it has two very powerful motors

and special

The Curved front of the headshell mirrors the shape of the Ortofon Cadenza

The steel platter contains has damping ring on its underside

*These connectors are not suitable for use with headshells that have smaller pins (i

The perfect balanced connection for any mid-priced equipment featuring hi-resolution chip-sets

EpicX is based on our multi-award-winning Chord OdysseyX speaker cable

and I suspect that due to the care put into the cable construction itself the timing is spot on

The unit measures a diminutive 11 x 10 x 3 cm and is suitable for use with any Moving Magnet (MM) cartridge or high output Moving Coil (but not low/standard MCs) and comes with a plug top linear power supply ('wall wart')

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