ATN3600LE
Replacement stylus for the Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge.
An easy and reliable stylus upgrade
This elliptical bonded stylus makes it easy to upgrade the sound quality of any turntable equipped with an ATN3600L or ATN3600LC conical stylus, such as the turntables in our popular AT-LP60X series. Modeled after the venerable ATN3600L, which has sold by the millions and been trusted by countless music lovers for more than 50 years, the ATN3600LE features a 0.3 x 0.7 elliptical stylus for enhanced sound quality while remaining reliable and easy to use.
- Stylus Shape: Elliptical
- Stylus Dimension: 0.3 x 0.7 mil
- Stylus Life: Approx. 300 hours
Replace ATN3600LE or upgrade from ATN3600L or ATN3600LC
Replacement/Upgrade Stylus
This elliptical bonded stylus makes it easy to upgrade the sound quality of any turntable equipped with an ATN3600L or ATN3600LC conical stylus, such as the turntables in our popular AT-LP60X series.
Stylus Shape: Elliptical
Stylus Dimension: 0.3 x 0.7 mil
Stylus Life: Approx. 300 hours
Removing and Replacing Stylus
Replacement Process
1. To remove old stylus (needle), hold the cartridge in one hand, grasp the plastic stylus housing with thumb and forefinger, and pull away from the cartridge. The stylus assembly comes away at a slight angle, as indicated by the arrow.
2. To install replacement stylus, insert the new stylus assembly into the cartridge at a slight angle, so the hook at the end of the stylus fits into the slot in the cartridge body. The stylus assembly should click into place when fully seated on the cartridge. The stylus must be fully seated on the body for proper operation.
How to Install Your LP60x Stylus
For all LP60x and legacy LP60 series turntables
Learn how to replace or upgrade the stylus on your AT-LP60X series turntable.
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For all Sound Burger Turntables
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Phono Cartridge Assembly Line Circa 1962
Over 60 Years of Analog Excellence
We got our start in Tokyo in 1962, designing and manufacturing high-performance phono cartridges. That half-century’s worth of analog expertise goes into every turntable we produce, ensuring you get the best listening experience from your vinyl.
