The Ortofon, or its cheaper “red” variant is often factory fitted to mid range turntables, or recommended as a first upgrade.

it provides a musical performance that is completely satisfying and fulfilling,while still having the ability to create those "oh, wow" moments. The bass was more detailed now even though the midbass still retained some of the softness I mentioned at the beginning but had proper dynamics . After I got the alignment set right, I was impressed to hear only a minimal amount of sibilance at the end of a few older troublesome records I own. When I A/B the recordings made with the MP110 and 2m Red, I can hear a fairly obvious difference in the high end. The MP110 boasts precise groove tracking, which is critical in maintaining the integrity of your vinyl.Agreed, and that's when it's convenient to have a conical stylus for the AT-VM95 to pop on ( https://www. But its simple bonded elliptical stylus doesn’t give as much fine detail or the same guarantees of no inner groove distortion (igd) as the VM95ml. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

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Having used my Ortofon for so many years on a daily basis I thought it was time to get me a new one but being low on funds made me realized that , being rather more expensive the Moving Coils variety I had no choice but to go the with another type of generating system. If the records are mostly new and/or VG+ and RCM cleaned, then the 95ML is a good choice, provided it is properly matched to the phono preamp and tonearm.

The AT VM-95E is also fine, but can't track the innere grooves as good as the ML and furthermore the ML sounds more detailed. Their discontinued MP 11 had a rather large following around it when it was out years ago and this MP 110 is its direct replacement. Whether you’re listening to a symphony or a rock concert, the rich, multi-layered sound will impress you every time.