Audio-Technica AT3600L

But still, this doesn't look very good. It pretty much looks like where we started from, so I do not recommend adding capacitance on this phono cartri...

Honestly rather than investing in getting that cartridge to work I would recommend getting a better one. The Ortofon OM5E (or if you're really strapped the Omega 1e) or even the Audio Technica AT3600L would be better than the groove tool.

I've had my Sony USB turntable for more than five years now and I was surprised to learn I had not replaced the stylus in all that time. After reading some reviews and Q&A I learned that the Audio-Technica ATN3600L was the ideal upgrade for my Sony LX300 USB turntable, I made the leap. The package a...

The model itself was a bit of a gamble, a Nikabe T2. Apparently a store-brand player but using an Audio-Technica AT3600L pickup, built in RIAA-amp, output as either phono or RCA (I'm doing RCA for now). But it's doing a damn good job!. My dad's coming over next week with his old collection, so it's time for that to get dusted off!

I think the problem had more to do with my player and not the needle. On the AT60, there is no adjustment on the record player to keep the needle in the groove. As a result the record player would skip across the record on newer vinyl. I thought the new needle would help but it didn’t. Just bought a...

The speakers develop tight bass and treble, and the Rega carbon stylus picks up so much detail I'd missed. I still haven't had the amp more than a third of the way up as that's plenty loud enough.

The stylus I received was yellow, did not have any markings on it, and said it was made in Switzerland. Shape-wise, it looks just like the stock stylus on my AT-LP60 Audio Technica turntable; but my default stylus is grayish-white and has the AT logo like the picture on Amazon. One difference I see ...

It also has a built in preamp that actually sounds good and connects to any receiver with RCA inputs or powered speakers. Walmart sells a version with Bluetooth and built in speed selector switch for about 150 bucks i think. I bought one of these just after Christmas at my local Walmart because it was on clearance for 77 bucks and I couldn't pass it up even though I didn't really need a third turntable. I was impressed.

This is a great sounding stylus. I recently purchased a new Audio Technica AT-LP60 Turntable, and while the stock stylus sounded good, this replacement stylus definitely sounds great. It is definitely an upgrade over the stylus that comes with the turntable. This stylus really brings out the mids, a...

I paid roughly that for an Audio Technica and I absolutely love mine. Before I had one of those little briefcase one's from Walmart and it was enough to get me hooked into vinyl. I bought the AT-LPGO with the Bluetooth option and it's been absolutely amazing.