Audio-Technica has been one of the biggest names in entry-level turntables, which range between $150 and $300, for years. But it’s also been one of the biggest players in the entry-level phono cartridge market, too.
In fact, not only does Audio-Technica equip its own decks with its own phono cartridges, but other popular turntable makers (such as Fluance, Sony, Victrola and Pro-Ject) have been known to use A-T’s phono cartridges, too.
Since its 2018 release, Audio-Technica’s AT-VM95E has been one of its most popular moving-magnet phono cartridges. It costs just $74, and is an easy and affordable way to upgrade your entry-level deck.
Now, Audio-Technica has introduced a new version of that popular entry-level phono cartridge.
Audio-Technica AT-VM95EBK

The Audio-Technica AT-VM95EBK is the newest addition to the brand’s VM95 series of entry-level phono cartridges. And it doesn’t mess with success too much.




