Jico replacement stylus for Audio-Technica 300E/U cartridge

SKU: ATS0300EU

$74.99

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Before ordering, compare with your stylus. If different, see product description.

For sale in US, Canada, & Americas

Details

• Jico replacement ATN-122EP stylus for Audio-Technica 300E/U cartridge
• 0.3 x 0.7 elliptical diamond tip for excellent reproduction of voice, sound, & harmonics
• 1.0 - 1.8 g tracking force
• Lightweight aluminum alloy cantilever
• Genuine made in Japan Jico stylus

JICO REPLACEMENT STYLUS FOR AUDIO-TECHNICA 300E/U 300EU CARTRIDGE

The ATN-122EP stylus has enhanced accurate tracing and tracking of record grooves with its 0.3 x 0.7 mil elliptical diamond all while providing the user an outstanding listening experience.

The color of this stylus has changed over the years. Please be sure to compare your stylus with this stylus before ordering. Do not order this stylus if it looks different than the stylus that you have.

⚠ If you are unsure if this is the correct stylus please contact us here

Stylus Upgrade Options
Superior Upgrade: ATN122LP
Ultimate Upgrade: ATN152MLP

Beware of counterfeits! There is only one Jico distributor in the US, Canada and all of the Americas: LP Tunes. A Jico stylus comes in Jico packaging or with Jico US engraved on the stylus. All others are selling styli of unknown origin and quality. Contact us to verify the authenticity of the claimed Jico stylus before buying.

For enhancements to sound quality and fidelity please refer to the Related Products below.

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best sound from MM. Perfect

Old records seem new again

Moving to the Jico n95 SAS/B from the original m95 elliptical stylus makes one want to listen to the emtire record collection again. Even with my full range open baffle setup I am now getting the high end sparkle that one expects. Pairs up perfectly with open baffle setup.

Improved the sound.

Thank you!

Hope I actually receive it…still waiting 😞

Tada!

I shy away from electronics problems, and I've been avoiding a peek at wiring difficult to get to, to see if that was the reason my turntable hasn't worked for a couple years or more.
I finally took the pad off the platter abd removed tge platter to find the belt was disintegrated! Ordered a new one, put it on, abd tada! My turntable works!
Next up: a new stylus, perhaps.