Audio-Technica - Audio Technica ATN-XP7 Replacement Stylus - Clear

This VM95 Series cartridge with 0.3 x 0.7 mil elliptical nude stylus fits half-inch mount turntables. The cartridge offers excellent channel separation and low distortion for outstanding tonal quality. The durable, low-resonance housing includes threaded inserts that enable the cartridge to be mounted to the headshell with just two screws – no nuts required. And since all VM95 Series share the same body, the stylus can be replaced with any of the six interchangeable AT-VMN95 replacement styli. VM95 Series dual magnet cartridge with 0.3 x 0.7 mil elliptical nude stylus. Aluminum cantilever. Durable low-resonance polymer housing. Threaded inserts in cartridge body enable cartridge to be mounted to headshell with just two screws – no nuts required. Compatible with any AT-VMN95 replacement stylus.

Experience vinyl with stunning realism through the Audio-Technica AT-VM745xML VMx Microlinear Phono Cartridge. Its dual moving magnet design mirrors the original cutter head for outstanding channel separation and a vivid stereo image. A precision microlinear stylus and solid boron cantilever capture extraordinary detail, tracking grooves with accuracy that surpasses standard styli. Paratoroidal coils, a center shield plate, and a rigid metal body reduce crosstalk and resonance for clean, dynamic sound. Easy installation, interchangeable styli, and broad headshell compatibility make this cartridge a refined upgrade for passionate listeners seeking warmth, clarity, and lifelike musical performance.

This update of the venerable ATN3600L conical bonded stylus, which has sold by the millions and been trusted by countless music lovers for more than 50 years, features a new modern design while retaining the ease-of-use, reliability, and sound quality that have made it the replacement stylus for so many turntables. The 0.6 mil conical stylus ensures proper contact with the record groove even when the cartridge is not quite level. Audio-Technica has been perfecting the art of transducer technology since our first handcrafted phono cartridge in 1962.