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Audio-Technica VM760SLC Dual Moving Magnet Stereo Cartridge

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Audio-Technica VM760SLC Dual Moving Magnet Stereo CartridgeAudio Technica VM760SLC Stereo Cartridge The VM760SLC special line contact stylus cartridge is the flagship model in Audio Technicas new VM cartridge line a line that harks back to A Ts early days as a manufacturer primarily of high end phono cartridges, while also incorporating todays advanced technology. Like all VM cartridges, the VM760SLC is equipped with dual magnets that are positioned to match the left and right channels in the stereo record

Audio-Technica VM760SLC Stereo Cartridge

The VM760SLC special line contact stylus cartridge is the flagship model in Audio-Technica’s new VM cartridge line – a line that harks back to A-T’s early days as a manufacturer primarily of high-end phono cartridges, while also incorporating today’s advanced technology. Like all VM cartridges, the VM760SLC is equipped with dual magnets that are positioned to match the left and right channels in the stereo record groove for outstanding channel separation and extended frequency response. The cartridge’s ultra-lightweight special line contact stylus allows it to trace the record groove with incredible accuracy and minimum abrasion, resulting in nuanced audio reproduction, low distortion and low record wear. Includes mounting hardware.

Specifications

Cartridge & Stylus
Frequency Response 20 - 30,000Hz
Channel Separation 30dB (1kHz)
Vertical Tracking Angle 23˚
Vertical Tracking Force 1.8 to 2.2g (2.0g standard)
Stylus Construction Nude Rectangular Shank
Recommended Load Impedance 47,000Ω
Coil Impedance 2,700Ω (1kHz)
Output Voltage 4.0mV (1kHz, 5cm/sec.)
Output Channel Balance 1.0dB (1kHz)
Stylus Shape Special Line Contact
Cantilever Aluminium Tapered Pipe
Static Compliance 40 x 10-6 cm/dyne
Dynamic Compliance 10 x 10-6 cm/dyne (100Hz)
Mounting 1/2” centres
Dimensions 17.3 (H) x 17.0 (W) x 28.2 (L) mm
Accessories Included Cartridge installation screws 5mm ×2 and 10mm ×2, Washer ×2, Hexagon nut ×2, Non-magnetic screwdriver ×1, Brush ×1, Lead wire set ×1
Recommended Load Capacitance 100 – 200pF
Replacement Stylus VMN60SLC
Stylus Size 0.28 x 1.5 mil
Type VM Type
Weight 8.0g

 

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