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Audio Technica AT 33MONO Moving Cartridge Japan Review

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Revainrating 5 out of 5  
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Description of Audio Technica AT 33MONO Moving Cartridge Japan

Dual moving Coil cartridge designed specifically for use with mono vinyl records. Designed to play microgroove 33-1/3 and 45 RPM vinyl records. Not compatible with SP (standard play) shellac records. 0. 65 mil Conical stylus is mounted on a hard Duralumin cantilever. Hanenite anti-vibration, high-damping rubber in the housing interior and cantilever fulcrum support eliminates unnecessary vibrations. Compatible with stereo playback systems.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

This is a great mono cartridge

I'm very happy to have this gristle.

Pros
  • Anti-vibration, shock absorbing Hanenite rubber inside the case and a cantilever mount to eliminate unnecessary vibration
Cons
  • I'm worried

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great Mono Moving Coil Cartridge

Great Mono Moving Coil Cartridge. The AT-33MONO is the first mono cartridge I've ever owned. I have quite a lot of mono records so I've now set up my turntable for mono playback only and WOW what a huge improvement over mono playback with a stereo cartridge. A mono record never sounds so good. So if you have a lot of mono records, the AT-33MONO is a great way to get started with true mono playback.

Pros
  • Highly dampened Hanenite anti-vibration rubber inside the body and cantilever mount to eliminate unwanted vibration
Cons
  • Nothing here

Revainrating 5 out of 5

This true mono cartridge offers good quality at a reasonable price

I have a collection of about 2000 records. I have worked in the audio equipment industry, designing or customizing audio equipment. My last project was building an ultrasonic record cleaning machine to take care of my collection. I expect excellent device performance. I've been listening to mono albums with a stereo pickup for years. Stereo cassettes have gotten better (and more expensive), but the performance of mono LPs hasn't improved accordingly. After reading a lot about monophonic…

Pros
  • Designed to play 33-1/3 45 RPM microgroove vinyl records. Not compatible with SP shellac records (default play)
Cons
  • Damaged