Testseek.com have collected 10 expert reviews of the Audio Technica AT-VM95 Phono Cartridge and the average rating is 95%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Audio Technica AT-VM95 Phono Cartridge.
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Abstract: The automatic turntable, absent from audio dealers' offerings for years, is definitely making a comeback. The first unit I reviewed was the Andover Audio SpinDeck Max $599, all prices USD. There are at least three more automatic turntables coming to me fo...
Published: 2021-02-15, Author: Dave , review by: stereotimes.com
Abstract: THE BUDGET REFERENCE?Audio Technica's "95" moving-magnet phono cartridges seem to have been around forever. The AT 95E (elliptical stylus) version has long been considered the top choice for really inexpensive cartridges. Available new at $50 and featurin...
Abstract: In the past, Audio-Technica has made some good low-end turntables, as well as some toward the upper end of entry level—such as the AT-LP7, which I reviewed in March 2020. Some recent additions nicely fill in the gaps in the line: the AT-LPW30TK $249 USD...
Published: 2020-12-28, Author: Herb , review by: stereophile.com
Abstract: Sanford "Sandy" Gross, co-founder of Polk Audio and former CEO of GoldenEar Audio, has said that "in general, the best audio systems will sound more lifelike and will bring the listener closer to the performers and the performers will seem more alive in...
Published: 2018-12-19, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: Audio-Technica AT-VM95E moving-magnet cartridgeHAVING UPDATED ITS mid-price and high-end MM cartridges in recent years, Audio-Technica has turned its attention to the entry- level line. The AT-VM95E replaces the moving-magnet AT-95E cartridge (HFC 387)...
In a hobby where it's easy to drop six figures, bargain hunting is a fun, hopeful diversion. Audio-Technica's AT-VM95C is certainly a bargain. At only $34, it makes full, lively, engaging, dynamic, enjoyable, toe-tapping music. It's also super easy to set...
Abstract: The 95SH is almost identical to the 95E and uses twin magnets and an aluminium cantilever. The cantilever is finished with a nude Shibata profile stylus. This is a line contact style that Audio-Technica uses on its more costly models. The good news is tha...
Abstract: The AT-VM95E is also part of an ambitious and clever attempt by the Japanese cartridge marker to keep you in the family. You can purchase it (or indeed the VM-95C entry to the range priced at £29), fit it to your tonearm, set the tracking weight and align...
Competitive sound quality at every increment, Very well made, Very friendly measurements
Won't always flatter poor pressings, No colour markings on the pins, Some stiff competition to more expensive models
9SCOREOUT OF10ProsCompetitive sound quality at every incrementVery well madeVery friendly measurementsConsWon't always flatter poor pressingsNo colour markings on the pinsSome stiff competition to more expensive modelsYou own this Total 0You want this Tot...
Mit der AT-95VM-Serie hat Audio-Technica eine Tonabnehmerfamilie auf den Markt gebracht, die durch die universelle Austauschbarkeit der Nadelträger jeden Typ Hörer anspricht und vor allem problemloses Upgraden möglich macht...
