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Audio Technica Conical Bonded Stylus for VM95 Series Cartridges

ATVMN95C
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Product Overview

The Conical Bonded Stylus for VM95 Series Cartridges plays standard microgroove LPs and singles with a smooth, easy-listening sound.

This stylus is designed for Audio Technica VM95 series cartridge bodies, making it a practical replacement for existing setups or a change in sound character. Its conical tip is forgiving of minor setup errors and tolerant of records with light wear or dust, which suits mixed-condition vinyl collections.

Measuring 104mm in height, 30mm in width, and 72mm in depth, the stylus is commonly run at about 2.0 grams tracking force in normal use. It is not intended for 78 rpm shellac records and should be fitted with a reset tracking force and anti-skate for optimal performance.

Model ATVMN95C comes with a 1 year manufacturer's warranty.

Key Features

  • Conical bonded stylus for VM95 series cartridges
  • 104 mm height, 30 mm width, 72 mm depth

Key Specifications

Brand:
Audio Technica
Model Number:
ATVMN95C

Warranty

Manufacturer's Warranty:
1 Year

Warranty

Manufacturer's Warranty:
1 Year

Box Dimensions

Box Height (mm):
104
Box Width (mm):
30
Box Depth (mm):
72
Box Weight (kg):
0

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At a glance

This replacement stylus is a practical choice for VM95 users who want an affordable, easy-going sound for everyday vinyl listening. Its conical bonded tip is forgiving of minor setup errors and works well with records that have light wear or some dust. It suits casual listeners and mixed-condition collections, but it is less detailed and refined than elliptical or more advanced stylus options.

What it’s great for

  • Everyday vinyl listening
  • Replacing a worn VM95 stylus
  • Smooth playback on standard LPs and singles
  • Mixed-condition record collections

Where it works best

  • Home listening rooms
  • Living rooms
  • Bedroom hi-fi setups
  • Entry-level to mid-range turntable systems

Who it’s for

  • Casual vinyl listener
  • First-time turntable owner
  • VM95 cartridge user
  • Budget-conscious music enthusiast

Things to consider

Compared with elliptical or finer stylus profiles, this conical bonded design generally offers less detail retrieval and tracking precision, so it is better suited to relaxed listening than critical audiophile use.

Device compatibility

Audio Technica VM95 series cartridge bodies

Portability rating

8/10 - compact replacement stylus that is easy to store and transport, though intended for turntable use at home.

Durability score

7/10 - built for normal replacement stylus use, but performance and lifespan depend on correct setup, clean records and careful handling.

Music enthusiast suitability

7/10 - great for relaxed listening and everyday vinyl playback, though detail lovers may prefer an elliptical or more advanced stylus profile.

Key benefits

  • Conical bonded stylus: Delivers a smooth, easy-listening presentation that suits casual and everyday playback.
  • VM95 series compatibility: Makes it a straightforward replacement for Audio Technica VM95 cartridge bodies.
  • Forgiving stylus shape: Handles minor setup errors better than more demanding stylus profiles.
  • Good tolerance for light record wear and dust: Suits mixed-condition vinyl collections and regular use.
  • Designed for standard microgroove LPs and singles: Covers the most common vinyl formats for everyday music listening.
  • Typical 2.0 g tracking force use: Provides a practical setup point for normal playback once tracking force and anti-skate are reset.
  • Interchangeable VM95 stylus format: Lets existing VM95 users replace a worn stylus without changing the full cartridge body.
  • 1 year manufacturer's warranty: Adds reassurance for replacement or upgrade purchases.

Q: Will this stylus fit every Audio Technica VM95 cartridge body?

A: Yes. ATVMN95C is made for Audio Technica VM95 series cartridge bodies, so it suits that interchangeable VM95 platform. It is a stylus replacement only, not a universal fit for non-VM95 cartridges or unrelated turntable pickups.

Q: Can the ATVMN95C play 78 rpm shellac records safely?

A: No. ATVMN95C is intended for standard microgroove LPs and singles, not 78 rpm shellac records. Using the wrong stylus type on 78s can cause poor tracking and may increase wear on both the record and the stylus tip.

Q: How does a conical VM95 stylus sound in everyday listening?

A: ATVMN95C is tuned for a smooth, easy-listening presentation rather than the finest groove detail. That makes it a practical choice for casual listening and mixed-condition records, but not the most detail-focused option in the VM95 stylus range.

Q: Is this a good stylus for older or lightly worn records?

A: Yes. The conical tip is more forgiving of light record wear, minor dust and small setup errors than sharper stylus shapes. It can help keep playback stable on mixed-condition vinyl, but it will not repair groove damage or severe surface noise.

Q: What changes should I make after fitting this replacement stylus?

A: Reset the tracking force and anti-skate after fitting ATVMN95C. Normal use is commonly around 2.0 grams tracking force, and skipping that reset can affect tracking, balance and record contact even if the stylus clips on correctly.

Q: What is the difference between the VM95C and VM95E stylus sound?

A: ATVMN95C uses a conical bonded tip, which favours a smoother, more forgiving sound. In the same VM95 family, an elliptical stylus is typically chosen for extra groove detail, while the conical option is often preferred for simpler everyday playback.