Audio Technica 120e Compliance

any idea of the true compliance of the audio technica ...

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This method seems to predict measured values for resonant f pretty well. Static compliance is the holy grail to determine this of course. Using my spreadsheet, I reckon the AT 120E would likely have a static compliance near 16-18cu, based on a spec dynamic compliance of 10cu@100Hz. Caveats as usual, and all my opinions of course.

AT120E/T - Cartridge | Audio-Technica

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Audio Technica At120e (£120) | Hi-Fi News

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Audio Technica At120e (£120) With nearly 50 years’ experience under its belt, Audio-Technica has established a reputation for building good value MM and MC phono cartridges. The AT120E is second from the top of Audio-Technica’s MM range, sitting just below the AT440MLA (£159) which has inspired its body shape and alloy tube cantilever.

Audio Technica AT120E/T Cartridges user reviews : 4.4 out ...

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Actually the latter is a better piece of kit than you might expect. I have had it for 31 years with a variety of cartridges, and it has never given me a problem, or required a service, just a couple of belt changes. I have had the Shure M95ed, the Grado Prestige Black and …

Audio Technica AT-120E experience - forum.audiogon.com

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I recently found an Audio Technica AT-120E at a good price, so I bought it for my new JMW-9 signature (second) armwand. I have to say that I'm quite impressed by this cartridge. For only about 65 bucks, it's impressed the heck of me. For comparison, I have a Dynavector DV-20XH on the other armwand.