Turntable Needles

Audio Technica Turntable Needle AT-VMN95ML Red

Compatible with AT-VM95C, AT-VM95E, AT-VM95EN, AT-VM95SH, AT-VM95SP cartridges

Compatible with AT-VM95C, AT-VM95E, AT-VM95EN, AT-VM95SH, AT-VM95SP cartridges

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Description

Description

Compatible with AT-VM95C, AT-VM95E, AT-VM95EN, AT-VM95SH, AT-VM95SP cartridges

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Specifications

Specifications

Colour
Red

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Reviews (7)

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  • mariosgogo
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    I have the Shibata and decided to go for a Micro line with headshell due to the high frequencies captured with microlinear technology. Crystal clear sound and excellent clarity. The bass is also very strong. It follows anything in the grooves and captures it, so make sure to have clean records. The next upgrade, of course, is the VM series from AT. We're clearly going for the VM740ML. The VMN95 & VM series are quite decent and relatively cheap for their price and the quality they offer. Buy without hesitation.

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  • Giannis_Mag
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    It was placed on a Thorens TD166 MKV and replaced the green VMN95E I had. The difference is night and day. Clarity and detail that you can hear the space of the recording (echoes and depth), tighter bass, crystalline highs. Improved imaging and soundstage. The sound is a little colder than the green one, but even on Thorens (considered analytical) and Klipsch speakers with horns, it is much sweeter than digital. Also, the inner groove distortion disappeared, which troubled me a lot with the elliptical needle, especially on classical music vinyl, where IGD is unbearable. Overall, I would say that the elliptical green is a very good needle for its money, but if your system can bring out detail and depth in sound, then the red microline is a sure purchase for under 200 euros!

    P.S: The company says that the ML's lifespan is 1000 hours, while the ellipticals are only 300, so if you do the math, buying the ML at this price is even more worthwhile.

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    I expected much more from the VM95E I had before.

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  • Simply excellent. Clear sound, on clean vinyls it is unmatched.

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    Very good sound worth the money

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  • I have the Shibata and decided to go for a Micro line with headshell due to the high frequencies captured with microlinear technology. Crystal clear sound and excellent clarity. The bass is also very strong. It follows anything in the grooves and captures it, so make sure to have clean records. The next upgrade, of course, is the VM series from AT. We're clearly going for the VM740ML. The VMN95 & VM series are quite decent and relatively cheap for their price and the quality they offer. Buy without hesitation.

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    4
  • It was placed on a Thorens TD166 MKV and replaced the green VMN95E I had. The difference is night and day. Clarity and detail that you can hear the space of the recording (echoes and depth), tighter bass, crystalline highs. Improved imaging and soundstage. The sound is a little colder than the green one, but even on Thorens (considered analytical) and Klipsch speakers with horns, it is much sweeter than digital. Also, the inner groove distortion disappeared, which troubled me a lot with the elliptical needle, especially on classical music vinyl, where IGD is unbearable. Overall, I would say that the elliptical green is a very good needle for its money, but if your system can bring out detail and depth in sound, then the red microline is a sure purchase for under 200 euros!

    P.S: The company says that the ML's lifespan is 1000 hours, while the ellipticals are only 300, so if you do the math, buying the ML at this price is even more worthwhile.

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    4
  • I expected much more from the VM95E I had before.

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  • Simply excellent. Clear sound, on clean vinyls it is unmatched.

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  • Very good sound worth the money

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John_Prouzos

Όντας κάτοχος της AT-VM95e, θα δώ διαφορά στη ποιότητα ήχου ή μόνο όσων αφόρα της συμπεριφορά της βελόνας στο βινύλιο;

angelique_krg

Τεραστια διαφορα, εμφαση στις λεπτομερειες, εξαιρετικο διαχωρισμο στην πληροφορια, ΑΛΛΑ παντα με γνωμονα το συστημα σου και το επιπεδο των υπολοιπων (preamp, amp, ηχεια). Ειναι τελειως εμπειρικο το θεμα και θεμα γουστου. δεν θα πηγαινα σε MicroLinear, εαν ειχα preamp των 20€, μετριο ενισχυτη ή/και low budget ηχεια

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Description & Specifications

Compatible with AT-VM95C, AT-VM95E, AT-VM95EN, AT-VM95SH, AT-VM95SP cartridges

Manufacturer

Colour
Red

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (7)

  1. 5
  2. 1
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • mariosgogo
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    I have the Shibata and decided to go for a Micro line with headshell due to the high frequencies captured with microlinear technology. Crystal clear sound and excellent clarity. The bass is also very strong. It follows anything in the grooves and captures it, so make sure to have clean records. The next upgrade, of course, is the VM series from AT. We're clearly going for the VM740ML. The VMN95 & VM series are quite decent and relatively cheap for their price and the quality they offer. Buy without hesitation.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Giannis_Mag
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    It was placed on a Thorens TD166 MKV and replaced the green VMN95E I had. The difference is night and day. Clarity and detail that you can hear the space of the recording (echoes and depth), tighter bass, crystalline highs. Improved imaging and soundstage. The sound is a little colder than the green one, but even on Thorens (considered analytical) and Klipsch speakers with horns, it is much sweeter than digital. Also, the inner groove distortion disappeared, which troubled me a lot with the elliptical needle, especially on classical music vinyl, where IGD is unbearable. Overall, I would say that the elliptical green is a very good needle for its money, but if your system can bring out detail and depth in sound, then the red microline is a sure purchase for under 200 euros!

    P.S: The company says that the ML's lifespan is 1000 hours, while the ellipticals are only 300, so if you do the math, buying the ML at this price is even more worthwhile.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    I expected much more from the VM95E I had before.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Simply excellent. Clear sound, on clean vinyls it is unmatched.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    Very good sound worth the money

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I have the Shibata and decided to go for a Micro line with headshell due to the high frequencies captured with microlinear technology. Crystal clear sound and excellent clarity. The bass is also very strong. It follows anything in the grooves and captures it, so make sure to have clean records. The next upgrade, of course, is the VM series from AT. We're clearly going for the VM740ML. The VMN95 & VM series are quite decent and relatively cheap for their price and the quality they offer. Buy without hesitation.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • It was placed on a Thorens TD166 MKV and replaced the green VMN95E I had. The difference is night and day. Clarity and detail that you can hear the space of the recording (echoes and depth), tighter bass, crystalline highs. Improved imaging and soundstage. The sound is a little colder than the green one, but even on Thorens (considered analytical) and Klipsch speakers with horns, it is much sweeter than digital. Also, the inner groove distortion disappeared, which troubled me a lot with the elliptical needle, especially on classical music vinyl, where IGD is unbearable. Overall, I would say that the elliptical green is a very good needle for its money, but if your system can bring out detail and depth in sound, then the red microline is a sure purchase for under 200 euros!

    P.S: The company says that the ML's lifespan is 1000 hours, while the ellipticals are only 300, so if you do the math, buying the ML at this price is even more worthwhile.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • I expected much more from the VM95E I had before.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Simply excellent. Clear sound, on clean vinyls it is unmatched.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good sound worth the money

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • See all