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Stanton PRO-95
The Stanton PRO-95 uses a moving iron MI generator and delivers 4.1 mV, so it drives an ordinary MM phono input without any extra gain. Its Fine Line stylus is replaceable and carries the designation D75-S, while the rated tracking force runs from 0.75 to 1.5 grams. Phono Culture lists three compatible replacement styli for this audiophile grade model.
- Class:
Audiophile
- Mounting
- standard 1/2"
- Weight & Dimensions (H×W×D)
- 5.5 g
- Output Voltage
- 4.1 mV
- Frequency Response
- 20–20 000 Hz
- Channel Separation
- 35 dB
- Channel Balance
- ≤ 2 dB
- Recommended Load
- 47 kΩ || 275 pF
- Tracking Force
- 0.75–1.5 g
- Compliance Value
- dynamic 18 µm/mN (≈18 × 10⁻⁶ cm/dyne), 10 Hz
Additional Info
The Stanton PRO-95 delivers strong dynamics and dense bass that keep club and DJ material driving forward, while the Fine Line stylus provides enough detail without turning harsh on well-worn or noisy pressings. Imaging stays honest rather than pinpoint, a confident, easygoing profile for scratch, mix and general playback. The stylus is replaceable, commonly the D75-S Stereohedron, and the body shares stylus compatibility with the Stanton 680/681 and Pickering XV-15 family.
Replacement styluses for Stanton PRO-95
| JICO | D6800EEE-S | Shibata |
| JICO | D6800EEE | Nude Elliptical |
| Stanton | D6800 HiFi | Elliptical |
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