The AT95E was original equipment on many turntables throughout the decades, this cartridge and it's predecessors including the AT3400 have provided a superb value in the middle class range. We have taken the Audio Technica AT95E, simply removed the ATN95E stylus and installed the highest quality shibata needle available. The stylus is made in Japan by Jico. This stylus delivers the highest performance range on a proven platform cartridge. As the only continuously operational needle manufacturer over the past 50 years, it was a no-brainer to select Jico as the needle manufacturer for our hybrid AT95SH.
Includes:
mounting hardware
stylus protector cover
AT95E OEM pamphlet
Start listening to what you've been missing!
OEM AT95 Cartridge w/DSH stylus = AT95SH (AT95SA)
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Output voltage at 1000 Hz,5cm/sec. |
3.5 mV |
Channel balance |
within 2.0 dB |
Channel separation at 1 kHz |
> 20 dB |
Frequency response |
20-22,000 Hz |
| Load resistance |
47 kOhms |
| Load capacitance |
100 - 200 pF |
Stylus type |
Bonded Shibata-cut diamond |
Tracking force range |
1.25 -2.25 grams |
Tracking force, nominal |
1.75 grams
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Vertical tracking angle |
20° |
Coil impedance at 1kHz |
2.8 kOhms |
Coil inductance at 1kHz |
400 mH |
Recommended load resistance |
47 kOhms |
Cartridge weight |
6.6 g |
| Dimensions (mm) |
L 30.5 x W 17.0 x H 17.20 |
Replacement stylus/needle |
AVCR/JICO "710-DSH" (ATN95SH / ATN95SA) |
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I bought this for a Marantz 6150 and have been really impressed. The sound is very full, clear, and musical. It tracks very well across the record with no detectable inner groove distortion or distortion of any kind for that matter. As someone else already mentioned, setup is critical. I was having balance issues until I got the azimuth set correctly, but now my analog setup puts CDs to shame.
Great customer service, also. |
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Reviewed by: Ryan from Costa Mesa, CA.
on 2/15/2012
5/5 |
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This configuration was first brought out by [*********] in the mid 2000's. The AT95SA takes the AT95 cartridge body to it's highest level of performance by adding a Shibata stylus. Tracking at 2 grams, you get the famous AT95 sound with top-notch tracking and tracing abilities. Worth the extra $$$ but setup is DEAD CRITICAL with a shibata stylus. |
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Reviewed by: Joe Ashwanden from Sacramento, CA.
on 9/27/2011
5/5 |
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140 points will be rewarded to you when you buy this item.
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