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New AT-VM750 Series Cartridges

Bob from Florida

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AT does it again with value cartridges. All variants of styli available, with Shibata & Microline available with Boron cantilevers at decent prices. Shibata version is $369! Additional bonus is a threaded body.

 
AT does it again with value cartridges. All variants of styli available, with Shibata & Microline available with Boron cantilevers at decent prices. Shibata version is $369! Additional bonus is a threaded body.

Very good cartridges as long as you own a phono preamplifier with low capacity since one has to add that to the wiring of the record player and the (hopefully short) cables to the phono pre:

Recommended Load Capacitance150 to 250 pF
 
Very good cartridges as long as you own a phono preamplifier with low capacity since one has to add that to the wiring of the record player and the (hopefully short) cables to the phono pre:

Recommended Load Capacitance150 to 250 pF

Yeah, I have a compatibility issue.

According to Luxman, the input capacitance of my L-590AXII integrated is 320 pF.

Add in the 58 pF of my tonearm cable, and I'm sitting at 378 pF as a floor.
 
This is why I bought the Aikido phono pre (adjustable capacity) since I already owned one of this cartridges. It's a pity that it won't shine with your Luxman: very good tracking and low distortion; sounds exceptionally clean ( just anecdotal of course).
 
This is why I bought the Aikido phono pre (adjustable capacity) since I already owned one of this cartridges. It's a pity that it won't shine with your Luxman: very good tracking and low distortion; sounds exceptionally clean ( just anecdotal of course).

Well, if we're talking AT Shibata cartridges, I have the ART9XA.

It doesn't care about pF (although the SUT might), so bypasses the issue.
 
very very interesting ... they maded great changes compared to the previous vm series:

- 1mm taller (previous version gives me some hassle in the technics VTA)
- lower compliance (better for mi technics medium / low mass tonearm)
- threaded body (much better for installation)
- boron cantilever
- higher capacitance support (previously you need a very low capacitance preamp)

and ...

almost same price as vm500 series and i think lower than vm700 :)

this is awesome!, AT i love you ... if they were the champions of price / performance ratio, now it's a steal
 
- 1mm taller (previous version gives me some hassle in the technics VTA)

According to the specs on the Japanese AT web site, it's just 0.2 mm higher, but 1.3 mm wider and 0.8 mm longer - as well as 0.8 g heavier.

Greetings from Munich!

Manfred / lini
 
According to the specs on the Japanese AT web site, it's just 0.2 mm higher, but 1.3 mm wider and 0.8 mm longer - as well as 0.8 g heavier.

Greetings from Munich!

Manfred / lini

I thought 18.3 mm was the height ... but any mm fraction more is welcome, the cartridge was pretty short
 
I bought an Audio Technica At33Sa around Christmas. I think it's one of the best bargains out there for an MC. I've had other MC cartridges that cost more, but didn't sound as good to my ears. Can't wait to try an Art when this one gets towards the end of it's life!
 
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