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product_id: 180480496
title: "AT-OC9XSL Dual Moving Coil Cartridge with Special Line Contact Stylus"
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# Dual Moving Coil for pristine stereo separation Neodymium magnet boosts magnetic energy Pre-threaded body for effortless mounting AT-OC9XSL Dual Moving Coil Cartridge with Special Line Contact Stylus

**Brand:** audio-technica
**Price:** 39630415₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your vinyl game with precision-engineered sonic clarity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AT-OC9XSL Dual Moving Coil Cartridge with Special Line Contact Stylus by audio-technica
- **How much does it cost?** 39630415₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- audio-technica enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted audio-technica brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Nude Special Line Contact Stylus:** Tracks grooves with surgical accuracy for rich, full-range sound.
- • **Precision Dual Moving Coil Design:** Experience crystal-clear channel separation that audiophiles crave.
- • **Revolutionary Reverse V Coil Alignment:** Minimizes stylus pressure and distortion for ultra-smooth playback.
- • **Rigid Aluminum Body with PCOCC Copper Coils:** Reduces resonance and ensures pure, uncolored signal transfer.
- • **High-Energy Neodymium Magnet & Permendur Yoke:** Delivers powerful magnetic flux for dynamic audio clarity.

## Overview

The Audio-Technica AT-OC9XSL is a premium dual moving coil cartridge featuring independent coils for superior channel separation and a reverse V-shaped coil alignment that reduces stylus pressure and distortion. Equipped with a nude Special Line Contact stylus on a boron cantilever, it offers exceptional tracking and transient response. Its neodymium magnet and permendur yoke maximize magnetic energy, while the aluminum body minimizes resonance. Pure copper PCOCC coils ensure pristine signal transfer, making it a top choice for audiophiles seeking detailed, dynamic vinyl playback with easy installation.

## Description

The at-oc9xsl dual moving coil cartridge with special line contact stylus is designed to provide outstanding channel separation. The pure copper by Ohio continuous casting (PCOCC) coils ensure pure audio transmission and are aligned in a reverse v-shaped formation to exert less pressure on the stylus, thereby minimizing distortion. Audio quality is further enhanced by a rigid aluminum body that reduces resonance, a neodymium magnet and premium permendur yoke that dramatically increase the magnetic energy, and the nude special line contact stylus on a boron cantilever that tracks the record groove with ultimate accuracy, delivering rich, full-range audio and high transient response. The cartridge body has been pre-threaded, enabling it to be mounted to a head shell or integral tonearm with just two screws – no nuts required.

Review: Excellent value at this price point. - It’s probably a little early to be writing a review, but I will give my initial observations on the Audio Technica OC9XEN moving coil. 1:Speed- This cartridge presents Bass with speed, tightness and clarity. It’s not muddy or boomy just well defined. 2:Build quality-The build quality is excellent for a cartridge in this price range. As I stated at the beginning I may be a bit early with my review, having only recently received this. I’m probably at about 8 hours of play time, but it is impressing already. One thing I have noticed is out of the box the high’s are not shrill or overbearing, for a lot of new cartridges MM or MC that tends to be the case. While it’s been a while since owning a moving coil, I’m sure technology has advanced some, but this has reminded me of how smooth, balanced and detailed they can be. I can’t wait for this to get thoroughly broken in. I report back on my thoughts once it has some more play time on it.
Review: Impressive modern MC cartidge in the ~$500 price range - I've been reading about the evolution of Moving Coil cartridges of late, which universally state that older ones are bright and modern ones have a flatter frequency response. I decided to hear this for myself and (being an audiophile cheapskate) focused on the $500 price range (at least until I upgrade my tonearm) and find something to compliment my 80's DV Karat. I chose the OC9XML over the OC9XSH because of the Shibata's reputation for finickiness in set-up. Note, every time I change something in my system, it always sounds different. I have no idea what is right. The system: AT OC9XML (compared to DV Karat) on a Sumiko MMT on a Thorens TD124 into a Marantz PM-11s3 driving a pair of B&W 803D3's. Indeed, the OC9XML is not as bright as the Karat. The sound stage is not as broad though more defined. One can easily discern instruments or voices located at the same position in the sound stage. The dynamic range is very good, especially the detail is frequency space. The OC9XML is a faster cartridge than the old Karat. The OC9XML has more punch than the old Karat, though not to the extent of the Denon DL103D. For this reason, I rarely play the DL103D. I tested voices with Anne Haslam on Novella and Sandy Denny on Who Knows Where the Time Goes. The OC9XML performs great. The OC9XML proves to be a good match for the Sumiko MMT (and similar arms). I like the flatter frequency response, the more defined sound field, and the faster response. I highly recommend it.

## Features

- Dual Moving Coil design, featuring independent coils for both left and right channels, provides outstanding channel separation
- The coils are aligned in a reverse V-shaped formation, which exerts less pressure on the stylus, thereby minimizing distortion
- The cartridge body is pre-threaded, enabling it to be mounted onto the headshell or integral tonearm with just two screws – no nuts required
- Features nude Special Line Contact stylus and boron cantilever with accurate tracking ability and high transient response
- A neodymium magnet and permendur yoke provide dramatically increased magnetic energy
- Aluminum body minimizes unwanted vibration for reduced resonance and superior audio reproduction
- Pure Copper by Ohno Continuous Casting process (PCOCC) is used for the coils to achieve pure signal transfer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07SC4VJKY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,550 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #68 in DJ Turntable Cartridges |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (140) |
| Date First Available | May 28, 2019 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.5 ounces |
| Item model number | AT-OC9XSL |
| Manufacturer | Audio-Technica |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 3 x 2 inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value at this price point.
*by C***S on February 7, 2025*

It’s probably a little early to be writing a review, but I will give my initial observations on the Audio Technica OC9XEN moving coil. 1:Speed- This cartridge presents Bass with speed, tightness and clarity. It’s not muddy or boomy just well defined. 2:Build quality-The build quality is excellent for a cartridge in this price range. As I stated at the beginning I may be a bit early with my review, having only recently received this. I’m probably at about 8 hours of play time, but it is impressing already. One thing I have noticed is out of the box the high’s are not shrill or overbearing, for a lot of new cartridges MM or MC that tends to be the case. While it’s been a while since owning a moving coil, I’m sure technology has advanced some, but this has reminded me of how smooth, balanced and detailed they can be. I can’t wait for this to get thoroughly broken in. I report back on my thoughts once it has some more play time on it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressive modern MC cartidge in the ~$500 price range
*by J***B on May 11, 2024*

I've been reading about the evolution of Moving Coil cartridges of late, which universally state that older ones are bright and modern ones have a flatter frequency response. I decided to hear this for myself and (being an audiophile cheapskate) focused on the $500 price range (at least until I upgrade my tonearm) and find something to compliment my 80's DV Karat. I chose the OC9XML over the OC9XSH because of the Shibata's reputation for finickiness in set-up. Note, every time I change something in my system, it always sounds different. I have no idea what is right. The system: AT OC9XML (compared to DV Karat) on a Sumiko MMT on a Thorens TD124 into a Marantz PM-11s3 driving a pair of B&W 803D3's. Indeed, the OC9XML is not as bright as the Karat. The sound stage is not as broad though more defined. One can easily discern instruments or voices located at the same position in the sound stage. The dynamic range is very good, especially the detail is frequency space. The OC9XML is a faster cartridge than the old Karat. The OC9XML has more punch than the old Karat, though not to the extent of the Denon DL103D. For this reason, I rarely play the DL103D. I tested voices with Anne Haslam on Novella and Sandy Denny on Who Knows Where the Time Goes. The OC9XML performs great. The OC9XML proves to be a good match for the Sumiko MMT (and similar arms). I like the flatter frequency response, the more defined sound field, and the faster response. I highly recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ AT-OC9XML is a Fantastic LOMC cartridge
*by J***N on May 2, 2025*

The AT-OC9XML is basically the VM740ML on steroids. It takes all the great qualities of the 700 series MM carts and multiplies them by 10. More 3 dimensional sound stage, better Highs, Fantastic lows... I highly advise pairing this cart with the AT-LH11L Headshell to get the very best results from the cart. Mine is mounted on a Unitra GSH-630 and it is a fantastic sounding cart right out of the box tracing at 2g with an Anti-Skate setting of about 1 - 1.2. My Phono stage is set to 60dB of Gain and loaded at 200ohm. Coming out of the Wharfedale Super Linton's, this cart will make you smile all day long if you have really good vinyl. Prefer the performance of the Micro-Line stylus over the Shibata or Line Contact any day!!!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Audio-Technica AT-OC9XSL Dual Moving Coil Phono Cartridge
- Audio-Technica AT-LH11H 11 Gram Universal Aluminum Headshell

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