
Oyster Replacement Stylus
Q: Does this stylus have a labor warranty?
A: Yes, it has a 2-year labor warranty.
Q: What is the model number of this replacement stylus?
A: The model number is RS Oyster.
Q: What is the stylus tip material?
A: The stylus tip material is aluminum.
Q: How many replacement styli are included in the package?
A: The package contains one replacement stylus.
Q: Is this stylus hand-crafted?
A: Yes, the stylus is hand-crafted in Japan.
Q: How long is the parts warranty for the Oyster Replacement Stylus?
A: The parts warranty for the Oyster Replacement Stylus is 2 years.
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Replace worn parts to get crystal clear sound with this Audio-Technica elliptical replacement stylus. The elliptical diamond design follows record grooves precisely to reduce distortion and improve response from the VM95 series. This Audio-Technica elliptical replacement stylus can be used to replace worn styluses and keep dual moving motor cartridges running flawlessly.

This elliptical bonded stylus makes it easy to upgrade the sound quality of any turntable equipped with an ATN3600L or ATN3600LC conical stylus, such as the turntables in our popular AT-LP60X series. Modeled after the venerable ATN3600L, which has sold by the millions and been trusted by countless music lovers for more than 50 years, the ATN3600LE features a 0.3 x 0.7 elliptical stylus for enhanced sound quality while remaining reliable and easy to use. Audio-Technica has been perfecting the art of transducer technology since our first handcrafted phono cartridge in 1962.

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.