The Audio-Technica ATN95E is a high-precision elliptical diamond stylus designed as a direct replacement for the AT95E dual magnet cartridge. It offers excellent audio fidelity, accurate tracking, and smooth playback—perfect for vinyl enthusiasts seeking clear, warm analog sound.

Product Specification:

• Stylus Type: Elliptical Diamond
• Cartridge Compatibility: AT95E Dual Magnet Cartridge
• Tracking Force Range: 1.5 – 2.5 g

Key Features:

Elliptical Diamond Design: Provides more precise groove tracking than conical tips, resulting in enhanced detail and reduced distortion.
Easy Plug-In Replacement: No tools required—simply slide the stylus into place on the AT95E cartridge for quick installation.
Accurate Audio Reproduction: Captures nuanced high and mid-range frequencies, delivering balanced and natural vinyl playback.
Durable Build Quality: Engineered for long-lasting performance, maintaining consistent sound over extended use.
Ideal for Upgrading: A cost-effective way to refresh your turntable's performance without replacing the full cartridge.

How it Works:

The ATN95E replacement stylus fits directly into the AT95E dual magnet cartridge, restoring or upgrading your turntable’s playback quality. Its elliptical diamond tip tracks record grooves with higher accuracy than basic stylus shapes, retrieving more musical detail while minimizing surface noise. Once installed, it operates best with a tracking force of 1.5 to 2.5 grams, ensuring optimal contact with vinyl grooves. The plug-in design allows for hassle-free replacement, making it an ideal solution for maintaining high-fidelity analog listening.

FAQs:

How often should I replace the ATN95E stylus?

Typically after 500–1000 hours of playtime, depending on usage and record condition.

Is this stylus compatible with other cartridges?

It is specifically designed for the AT95E cartridge and may not fit or perform properly with other models.

Does this improve sound over a conical stylus?

Yes, elliptical styli provide better high-frequency response and less distortion than conical types.

Do I need to rebalance my tonearm after replacing the stylus?

It’s recommended to check and rebalance the tonearm for optimal tracking force after any stylus change.