Audio-Technica AT-LP60x-BW turntable brown/black
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Protects Audio-Technica AT6003R cartridges in a dedicated storage case
The Audio-Technica AT6003R is a dedicated storage case designed to hold a single phono cartridge securely. Its moulded interior cradles the delicate stylus and body, shielding them from dust, impact and accidental contact during transport or while the turntable is not in use. The compact form fits easily inside a DJ bag, flight case or studio drawer.
This case suits vinyl enthusiasts, DJs and archivists who need to protect one cartridge at a time. Collectors with multiple cartridges, or engineers who swap headshells between sessions, should consider a larger multi-slot solution instead.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.29 kg |
| Package size | 236 × 157 × 99 mm |
The cartridge should sit firmly in the moulded interior without rattling, and the lid must close flush so the latch engages fully.
The case itself is the only item supplied; you must supply the phono cartridge you intend to store.
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