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ATN3600L Replacement Stylus
Replacement stylus for Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge. Stylus Shape: Conical Stylus Dimension: 0.6 mil To remove old stylus (needle), hold the cartridge in one hand, grasp the plastic stylus housing with thumb and forefinger, and pull away from the...
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Audio Technica ATN3600L Replacement Stylus
Replacement stylus for Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge. Stylus Shape: Conical Stylus Dimension: 0.6 mil To remove old stylus (needle), hold the cartridge in one hand, grasp the plastic stylus housing with thumb and forefinger, and pull away from the cartridge. The stylus assembly comes away at a slight angle, as indicated by the arrow. To install replacement stylus, insert the new stylus assembly into the cartridge at a slight angle, so the hook at the end of the stylus fits into the slot in the cartridge body. The stylus assembly should click into place when fully seated on the cartridge. The stylus must be fully seated on the body for proper operation. Audio-Technica has been perfecting the art of transducer technology since our first hand-crafted phono cartridge in 1962.
Customer Reviews about Audio Technica ATN3600L Replacement Stylus
Lawrence Carr
04.22.2024
Pros
Original needle, everything fit perfectly.
Cons
No
Review
Value for money and quality. Crisp, thin, clear sound. Fits the turntable like a glue, quick to install.
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In 1962, Matsushita founded Audio-Technica with the vision of producing high-quality audio for everyone. And following this vision, he soon created the first truly affordable phono cartridge, the AT-1, in the company’s small flat in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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In 1962, Matsushita founded Audio-Technica with the vision of producing high-quality audio for everyone. And following this vision, he soon created the first truly affordable phono cartridge, the AT-1, in the company’s small flat in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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