LP Tunes AIN60SLC Stylus Replacement for Audio-Technica VMN60SLC Stylus
LP TUNES AIN60SLC STYLUS
- Highest exquisiteness — Music that makes you want to listen®.
● Flagship stylus replacement for Audio-Technica VM760SLC/VMN60SLC cartridge stylus
● Exquisitely crafted and precision engineered in Japan
● Each stylus is individually handcrafted and tested electronically and audibly
● Carefully selected cantilever transmits vibrations from the record groove accurately
● Special rare earth dual magnets mounted separately for optimal signal performance
● Tracking force: 1.25 ±0.25g
Historic Experiential Legacy
In 1979, Audio-Technica introduced the AT120E/G cartridge, and with it, launched the AT100 series of VM cartridges. It spawned prolific record-playing aficionados: the AT440 (discontinued), AT430 (discontinued), AT100 (discontinued), AT120 (discontinued), AT130 (discontinued), AT140 (discontinued), AT150 (discontinued), AT160 (discontinued), and the VM cartridges of today: VM 610, 530EN, 540ML and 740ML, 750SH, 760SLC series. Together, these cartridges played music that was heard most through turntables and records during the golden age of vinyl. Audio-Technica's voice was heard by the earth's population through those cartridge during those 45 years. That is the phenomenon and cultural legacy of Audio-Technica.
Thus we curated their AT100 cartridges as celebration and esteem for the historic Audio-Technica legacy; so devoted and new owners will continue to hear these treasures at their best for lifetimes to come. We believe our stewardship will create new souls that transcend the original by offering incredible chemistry and emotion with vinyl playing that connects, is heard, felt and enjoyed!
Multigenerational
At LP TUNES®, our business philosophy prioritizes long-term excellence over short-term gain. We believe that exceptional phono cartridges should offer multigenerational lifetimes of enjoyment or much longer like the Guarneri violin. Older than the USA — 273 years old to be exact, the Vieuxtemps Guarneri Del Gesu-1741 named for its most famous owner the leading Belgian virtuoso and composer who esteemed it so much he wanted to be buried with it, recently became the most expensive violin in the world, selling for an estimated $16 million. Its new owner anonymously donated the historic instrument to violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, on loan for the rest of her life.
Aligned to music listeners with an abundance and growth mindset, and seeking to be the best they can be, the AIN60SLC is LP Tunes' Artificial Intelligence (AI) Special Line Contact replacement for the Audio-Technica AT100 cartridge stylus and its many variants. Using stringently selected materials and handcrafted to physical, mental, and spiritual perfection by Japanese shukonin, each stylus divines the grooves with ultimate precision. It delivers celestial sound quality formerly the exclusive domain of exorbitant MM and MC cartridges.
