can i use this as a replacement for the ATN95E (an audio technica cartridge?? have looked, could not find, maybe seller knows?
1194755
They fit rather snugly on the Ortofon headshell assembly. They're compatible between Ortofon assemblies, but I would not count on it working on an Audio Technica assembly.
1194756
Simply, no. This stylus only fits on ortofon om cartridges. You'll need an audio technica replacement stylus. Try lpgear or turntablesandneedless.com
1194757
As far as I know, Ortofon styli are only for Ortofon cartridges. It seems only logical that if you have an Audio Technica cartridge, then you will need to use an Audio Technica stylus.
2134850
Yes. Align it properly and enjoy. This is not a DJ cartridge, however. It's delicate.
1838110
Yes, I had an M97 cartridge on an old Technics direct drive turntable (circa 1970s). The N97XE plugged directly into the socket and it works great. No regrets.
979562
The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck! P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge, itself, and not the universal adapter supplied for non-p-mount turntables. I hope that helps!
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Yes Marcelo!! This shure M44-7 standard dj turntable Cartridge is the best!!! This is better that ortofon!!!
2208404
Sorry, I don't have any answer for you. You need to try and locate a parts list or service manual for the headphones so that you can get the correct replacement part.
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The CN5625AL cartridge in this picture is the style that mounts with two screws. Assuming the cartridge that you are replacing mounts the same way. The back of the your old cartridge has 4 male pins coming out of the back of the cartridge. Connected to the 4 pins are 4 tone arm wires that have round female pins soldered at the end of each wire. You will need a pair of needle nose pliers or tweezers. Using the tip of the needle nose pliers, carefully unplug each tone arm wire pin, one at a time. Be sure to pull it from the pin, not from the wire. After all 4 tone arm wire pins are unplugged from the back of your old cartridge, loosen and remove the 2 screws and nuts that were holding your old cartridge on to your headshell. Take the new cartridge and instructions from the CN5625AL package. The instructions will tell you how to remount and rewire the new cartridge. Please note, there are some turntables that use a similar Audio Technica cartridge, that are glued directly into the tone arm, and are not removable. If this is what you have, you can only replace the stylus, not the whole cartridge. Regards, Premium Parts+
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Rec'd today (12/11/2014) and the TT came with the better AT95E cartridge. Haven't fully examined it to make sure it is, but the green color was what indicated the cartridge type to me.
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I agree with all the other commenters/reviewers. You can't go wrong with either the AT311EP or the AT92E (also known as the AT92ECD)---The AT92ECD package also includes an accessory kit which has a small screwdriver for securing the cartridge in the tonearm. And, as ProfessionalGamer mentioned, it IS cheaper. I will add that some people also like the AT3482P cartridge, the cheapest of the three. It uses a carbon fiber stylus which (possibly) smooths out shrill "metallic" sounding high frequencies which might occur on some records. And it's supposed to be ideal for playing 45 singles, if you have a lot of those. Just another option to consider. Anyway, Good Luck, Shawn!
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Most any "P" mount cartridge should work. The Audio-Technica AT92ECD Universal Replacement Magnetic Phono Cartridge has good reviews and can be purchased through Amazon.com
1235096
It depends on the model you have. My guess is you have a 1/4' input jack. You will need to pick one of those up at any walmart, radio shack, best buy, etc. I would also check the specs for your model to see if it requires a powered mic like the Audio-Technica. Hope this helps!
1144211
Googling both models indicates two different cartridge model numbers, so these will probably not work. If you Google your model on the U.K.site you'll likely find the correct replacements.
748561
Search for the website where you enter the name of your player and it will tell you the proper cartridge. I don't know the name of the website but you should find it pretty easily. That's how I figured out what cartridge I needed.
1040562
Not sure about that. Check online at HP and it should tell if you can use that cartridge. Wish I could be more helpful.
1707497
Will you be usung your turntable as a DJ or for home audio? The AT is not a DJ cartridge. Other than that it will work in most any turntable/tonearm combinations, just keep the tracking force at or below 2 grams.
1993109
I have the Beyerdynamic DT-990. I ordered these from Amazon and they are an acceptable replacement (Beyerdynamic EDT990VB Headphone Ear Pads Black). These are listed at $29.00. Fit was great. You can order directly from Beyerdynamic, but I'm not sure of the price or how long it would take to get them.
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I don't see that number on the cartridge box so I don't know. You will probably have to ask the seller or call the company. Sorry I couldn't be more help.