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- Diamond “Quad channel” Shibata tip needle.
- Recommended tracking force of 1-1/2 to 2 grams.
Overview
This is a genuine Audio Technica ATS14 stylus with Shibata nude diamond tip. It responds to the most delicate groove modulations. The wide side radius distributes the stylus pressure more evenly, reducing wear on both the stylus and record. The nude styli, shaped from whole diamonds, are more costly than bonded tips, but due to their lower mass, they track more accurately. Also, being grain oriented, they last longer.
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Jul 28, 2010 20:30:04
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- Audio Technica AT301EP Universal Mount Phono Cartridge
- Audio Technica ATN3472BE Replacement Stylus.
Overview
Audio Technica AT301EP Universal Mount Phono Cartridge.
- Frequency Response: 15-25,000 Hz.
- Channel Separation: 26/17 (dB at 1 kHz/10 kHz).
- Vertical Tracking Force: 1.0-1.5 grams.
- Stylus Construction: Bonded round shank.
- Recommended Load Impedance: 47,000 ohms.
- Output: 5.0 (mV at 1 kHz, 5 cm/sec).
- Channel Balance: 1.5 dB.
- Stylus Shape: 0.4 x 0.7 mil elliptical.
- Cantilever: Alloy tube.
- Mount: Universal.
This Bundle Also Includes: Audio Technica ATN3472BE Replacement Stylus.
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Jul 25, 2010 23:00:05
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- Audio Technica AT91ECD Universal Mount Phono Cartridge.
- Audio Technica ATN3472BE Replacement Stylus.
Overview
Audio Technica AT91ECD Universal Mount Phono Cartridge.
- Frequency Response: 15-25,000 Hz.
- Channel Separation: 26/17 (dB at 1 kHz/10 kHz).
- Vertical Tracking Force: 1.0-1.5 grams.
- Stylus Construction: Bonded round shank.
- Recommended Load Impedance: 47,000 ohms.
- Output: 3.5 (mV at 1 kHz, 5 cm/sec).
- Channel Balance: 1.5 dB.
- Stylus Shape: 0.4 x 0.7 mil elliptical.
- Cantilever: Alloy tube.
- Mount: Universal.
This Bundle Also Includes: Audio Technica ATN3472BE Replacement Stylus.
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Jun 20, 2010 21:20:05
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Posted by Buy Cheap Turntables in Audio-Technica, tags: AT3482H/U, Bundle, Cartridge, Conical, P-mount, Replacement, Stylus, Technica, Turntable, Universal
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- Audio Technica AT3482HU .7 Mil Conical Turntable Cartridge for 1/2 Inch & P-Mount Universal.
- Audio Technica ATN3472C Replacement Stylus.
Overview
Audio Technica AT3482HU .7 Mil Conical Turntable Cartridge for 1/2 Inch & P-Mount Universal.
- Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz.
- Channel Separation: 24/15 (dB at 1 kHz/10 kHz).
- Vertical Tracking Force: 1.0-1.5 grams.
- Stylus Construction: Bonded round shank.
- Recommended Load Impedance: 47,000 ohms.
- Output: 5.0 (mV at 1 kHz, 5 cm/sec).
- Channel Balance: 1.5 dB.
- Stylus Shape: 0.7 mil conical.
- Cantilever: Carbon fiber.
- Mount: Universal.
This Bundle Also Includes: Audio Technica ATN3472C Replacement Stylus.
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Jun 15, 2010 19:40:05
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So, what do you do when you want to get current with a new turntable
and you find the field swollen with overpriced gear and on the other
side, cheap Junk??
You shoot for a Technics SL1200….at least that’s what I thought..
Sorry, but at + bills-for a guy who never
spent over 0 for a turntable back in the day they were King, not going
for that. So what we have here with the Audio Technica AT LP120 USB
to be realistic, is a chinese knockoff of theFamous Technics Table.
So I bought one!
The bad first: On my unit, the finish on the top
of the turntable at three spots shows signs of the ‘finish paint’ not being
properly sprayed. In another words, it looks like someone took a pencil
eraser and went back and forth a few hundred times over the top finish
and wore out the finish coating. Ok,not good but something I could live
with cause it’s not that bad, but, it doesnt make it look splendidly new either!
Do I want to take the time to send it back, no. I’m 51 and I still love my wife…..so
who cares????
Now the good: Ok, after reading many many Amazon customer reviews and others
on the Internet, and knowing a little bit about this thing I unpacked it, which, speaking
of packaging was good and bad. Everything was packaged very well but the styrofoam
they use broke in like 6 places, but the good news is that the turntable itself was not
damaged, nor were the parts like the counterweight and such.
Put it together and I will say, definitely, it IS a very good looking turntable!! Different in
composition than the Technics: whereas the platter on the Technics is a Part of the motor,
the AT is not. The motor is mounted well to the top plate of the TT and the Platter itself
is kinda not heavy, but is much beefier than 90% of the USB turntables out there, and at
a 0 priceline, is MUCH more than expected!! And it is brushed Aluminum and therefore
looks like the real deal, just a few oz lighter than my older Pioneer PL550’s MASSIVELY
heavy platter. But that was 1976 and this is 2010, times have indeed changed…..
Now, many others have talked about the stock cartridge in the AT120. For DJ’ing
it’s ok. But for TLC of vinyl for Audiophile purposes it’s out of the question. I got the
Shure 97 on j&r for and two 78rpm stylus’s on Amazon for each.(!) The stylus
is interchangable, so if you want to play 78’s, just get the stylus for it and plug it into
the 97’s body, re-adjust the stylus pressure and go for it!! At least that’s what i’ve read
on the internet so we’ll see if it actually happens. Worst case I’ll have to pop for the 78
cartridge and have two spares, not bad actually either way.
I then ran the turntable for 13 hours at the 78 speed forward and backward to see if
the motor would fail, it Didn’t. Turned it off, went to work, came home, turned it back
on, 33/45/78 all nailed-no drift, no slowdown or speed up. So Ok, the Motor seems
heavy duty, should hold up to years of use.
The tone arm is very well made and calibrated. Going down to 1 gram of stylus weight
just to see, the balance and bearings were very fluid, which tells me that if they didn’t
know what they were doing, the tone arm would choke under a slight weight balancing
test-it didn’t. The arm slowly went up and down with my changing oh so slightly of the
counterweight with no points of friction. Good Bearings and initial calibration at the
factory!!!
Tone arm lift is gentle going down and very firm going up, with how fast your finger
is telling it to go.
Platter is as stated solid. When going to 78 the mis alignment in the dots does rear
it’s ugly head, but then again, at 33 or 45 you hardly notice it, no big deal…..
ONCE AGAIN, THIS IS A STREET PRICED 0 UNIT COMPARING IT TO A 0+ UNIT!!!!!
Very favorable imho. To get this kind of quality at a 0 realistic price point, is
very impressive. And the Technics does NOT play at a 78rpm speed. For me, this was
a major issue. I did not want two turntables to deal with!!! (Oh yeah, I’ll impress people
with my bsr poc next to my Mirage Speakers!!) NOT!!
And I must admit, AT did their homework. Again, not in the same OVERKILL QUALITY
league as the Technics 1200, but in all honesty, almost Overkill at a 0 price point.
Lastly, I opened the sucker to see if any screws were loose, which has been a factor
with EVERY piece of Electronics I’ve bought in the last 5 years that was made in china.
A B+ grade on this. Some screws needed very little tightening and the motor screws
were dead on snug! The construction inside was around 7 years behind the times
but clean. Compared to modern day factory construction of electronic gear, it wouldn’t
win any prizes, but then looking at the guts of the Pioneer 550, judging it in this present
day, it wouldn’t either. So there you go. For me, it fits the Bill perfectly, it’s like the girl
you really think is hot except for her slightly crooked nose, you sort of accept it, but
you wish it was perfect, but you know it’s not going to be. This Turntable is exactly
that. You’ll probably fall for it and wish it was a Technics, but day after day, you’ll
look at it and say, ‘Damn, what a cool looking Turntable’, and when you install that
Shure 97 and put on your old Mobile Fidelity copy of Steely Dan’s AJA, you’ll smile
all the way to the bank. Hell, you might even buy an extra one if Amazon ever
decides to make it a ‘Deal of the Day’ for a cool 0!!!! I would!!!!
I could go on for ever, but then I would bore myself to death……..
Enjoy this Turntable and the Music.
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Feature
- Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz
- Channel Separation: 24/15 (dB at 1 kHz/10 kHz)
- Vertical Tracking Force: 1.0-1.5 grams
- Stylus Construction: Bonded round shank
- Recommended Load Impedance: 47,000 ohms
Overview
This .7 mil conical cartridge fits both Half-inch and P-Mount turntables.
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Mar 23, 2010 18:15:05
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After reading many reviews on this turntable, I decided to purchase one while Beach Camera was the prime Amazon partner vendor. The first unit arrived with a broken tone arm latch, and I returned it and received credit. In the meantime, Beach Camera had raised the price by , and no other vendor was as inexpensive as my original price of 6 with free shipping. A call to Beach sales got me my replacement at the original price.
It might be of interest to note that Audio Technica USA has a very good parts department (I bought an extra PL120 headshell from them). When I called them to ask about the broken part with which my unit had arrived, they told me that it often breaks through use, that it’s easily user replaceable, that they send out several from time to time and they would be glad to send me one free of charge to replace the broken one I got. But it was too late for me to rescind the RMA I asked for and got from Beach Camera. Read more...
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- USB output¿no special drivers required for direct connection to your computer
- Built-in switchable stereo phono/line level pre-amplifier. Permits use of turntable with stereo systems having either magnetic-phono inputs or ¿AUX¿ (line-level) inputs; also allows convenient use of turntable with most powered speakers
- PC & Mac compatible
- Fully automatic operation keeps LPs scratch free
- Two speeds: 33 1/3 rpm and 45 rpm
- 2 speed turntable¿33 1/3 and 45 RPM
- Fully automatic operation
- Integral Dual Magnet stereo cartridge with replacement stylus
- Professional aluminum platter
- Switchable pre-amp
Overview
Audio Technica At-Lp60Usb Fully Automatic Belt-Driven Usb Turntable
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Product Information and Prices Stored: Dec 06, 2009 12:15:03
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Posted by Buy Cheap Turntables in Audio-Technica, tags: AT-LP2D-USB, Automatic, Cartridge, Includes, Magnet, Output, Recording, Software, Stereo, Technica, Turntable
When I got this in the mail I was so excited to get it set up. There was a little bit of assembly required. But thats completely understandable. You don’t want everything jumping around while its being shipped, nor do you want the inside band to get warped while its shipped. I just recently had bought some vinyls for decorative purposes and decided to buy some albums that I am really into. Soon after I had made my decision to get a record player.
I would recommend this turntable to anyone who is interesting in getting into vinyls, or if you want to open up that collection you have in your garage. Its really easy to set up and the built in amplifier works great for those of us who have no phono equipment. I plugged it into some iPod speakers I had and started it up. Read more...
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