Name: Audio Technica AT-VM95SH Cartridge
Brand: Audio Technica
Price: 168.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

AT-VM95SH

VM95 series Shibata stereo cartridge

The AT-VM95SH, features a Nude Shibata stylus, one of the most acclaimed stylus format by high end audiophiles. The Shibata stylus produces mid and bass sounds strong and rich in addition to offer a frequency response up to 25,000 Hz.

Aluminium cantilever
3.5mV output voltage
Compatible body with all VM95 Series stylus assemblies
20 to 25,000Hz frequency response

Shibata Stylus

Provides a beautiful mid-high range Shibata-signature sound and strong mid-range volume.

No use of nuts

VM95 Series cartridges features two M2.6 threaded inserts allowing the installation of the cartridge onto tonearm or removable headshell without the use of nuts.Each cartridge is provided with one pair of 8mm M2.6 screws, one pair of 11mm M2.6 screws and two plastic washers.

Specification

Cartridge & Stylus
Frequency Response	20 - 25,000 Hz
Channel Separation	23 dB (1 kHz)
Vertical Tracking Angle	23°
Stylus Construction	Nude Square Shank
Recommended Load Impedance	47,000 Ω
Coil Impedance	3.3 kΩ (1 kHz)
DC Resistance	485 Ω
Coil Inductance	550 mH (1 kHz)
Output Voltage	3.5 mV (@ 1 kHz, 5 cm/sec)
Output Channel Balance	1.5 dB (1 kHz)
Stylus Shape	Shibata
Cantilever	Aluminium Pipe
Static Compliance	20 x 10 – 6 cm / dyne
Dynamic Compliance	10 x 10 – 6 cm / dyne (100 Hz)
Mounting	1/2” centres
Cartridge Weight	6.1g
Dimensions	17.2 x 18.9 x 28.3 ( H x W x D mm)
Accessories Included	Two 11 mm installation screws; Two 8 mm installation screws; Two washers Non-magnetic screwdriver
Model	AT-VM95SH
Recommended Load Capacitance	100-200 pF
Replacement Stylus	AT-VMN95SH
Stylus Size	2.7 x 0.26mil
Type	VM Stereo Dual Magnet
Wire Used for Coil	T.P. Copper

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