Thnx, by your video I finaly found what went wrong, the colours.... I'll be watching Batman and robin from now on!

I wanted to set up a separate head shell / AT95E cartridge for 78 rpm records; your video was a big help. Took me a couple hours; the round nuts are a bit of a pain, but got it done. Thanks again!

Thanks! I just have installed AT95E into Rega Planar RP1 (RB100 tonearm). It was much more difficult to me to install it than in this video, since the RB100 tonerm doesn't have detachable headshell, the cartridge has to be mounted directly to the tonearm. Removing the stylus prior to the installation is definitely a good idea. I didn't do it, I just used stylus protection cover to protect it during installation, it was good that I didn't damage the stylus. But tweaking around with pliers, nuts and screws took me some time definitely. Good that finally I was successful.

Nice and helpful video. Thank you.

Hi, Thanks so much for doing this video. I was pretty apprehensive about removing the stylus as I didn't want to break it. When I saw how to do it in this video, I felt much more comfortable doing it myself. Getting everything aligned exactly right took a while, but I finally got it. I was able to "eyeball" the air gap between the edge of the screw head and the headshell to make sure both sides were exactly the same. I'm not sure if that's the correct way, but it seemed to work for me. Regards, Tom

That cart's been out for over 30 year's. I have, might still have stereo magazines that featured high end turntables & that cartridge was installed on most of them to test the tables performance...and they still sell it...

White Blue Red Green got it but.........................How does it connect to the headshell?

hello there! What kind of wires are used here? I have a damn Philips Phonola and the AT95 doesn't fit the headshell just for 1mm. Whit these wires i could solve the problem, maybe!

thanks

Man, the wires in that headshell are so thin! I'd probably break them lol 😆

Hi, I have the screws tightened towards the middle instead of at the end of the headshell, is that okay?

@Audiorpheus_Vinyl

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah for sure. Depends on the length of your tonearm. That’s why there slots are made that way

@MultiCowboy8

5 жыл бұрын

@@Audiorpheus_Vinyl thanks for the quick reply, I obsess over these things too 😊

i agree with you. it is tough. mine is a 1 piece tonearm + headshell. do u happen to be online at the moment?

@Audiorpheus_Vinyl

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, did you figure it out?

@ceejaydeesoozaa

6 жыл бұрын

hi buddy.. yes I did.. thank yoou for this video my friend. and your response too. once I removed the stylus, it was much easier. was spinning records the past few hours.. zero igd even on the inner cuts.. quite impressed with the 95e for its affordability.. was previously using the nagaoka mp110.

@Audiorpheus_Vinyl

6 жыл бұрын

Taking the stylus off is definitely the trick. Glad to hear you are happy.

Don't see why it would be so difficult, it's built like most cartridges...

Nothing really difficult about that at all. Fiddly perhaps, especially if you have larger fingers but otherwise, no difference to any other cartridge installation.

🤣Jesus at least make an effort. Great tip on setting tracking force. Toggle weight uselessly back and forth. Beginners will love that.

You can't just slap that cartridge on. There's so much more to do!

@TheGreenDoggoOfWisdom

3 жыл бұрын

If it sounds fine, its fine.

Boingy deck

dude use a real screwdriver not a toy

I hate silent movies! Useless!