Introducing the AT33x Series — Precision Meets Passion
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The AT33x Series represents a major evolution of Audio-Technica’s classic AT33 range. Each cartridge in this five-strong lineup has been painstakingly hand-built in Japan, with meticulous attention to resonance control, tonal balance, and stereo clarity.
The models feature dual moving coil structures, with independent left and right coils for stereo units, ensuring outstanding channel separation and a sound that Audio-Technica describes as “dynamic yet delicate and refined.”
Their composite cartridge bodies combine die-cast zinc, aluminium, and high-rigidity polymer, offering both durability and acoustic purity. The rigid zinc base works to suppress unwanted resonance, giving cleaner mids and tighter bass.
Engineering Excellence Inside Every Detail
True to Audio-Technica’s obsessive craftsmanship, each AT33x cartridge includes:
PCOCC (Pure Copper by Ohno Continuous Casting) wiring for ultra-pure signal transmission
Gold-plated pins for better conductivity
High-strength neodymium or samarium cobalt magnets for precision control and magnetic stability
Newly developed suspension and rubber damper design with lower compliance — enhancing compatibility with a wide range of tonearms
Every component serves one purpose: to make your vinyl sound more lifelike, immersive, and musically engaging.

Five Models for Every Listener
The new AT33x lineup includes three stereo and two mono options — each tuned for specific sonic preferences and setups:
AT33xMLB: Microlinear nude stylus, solid boron tapered cantilever – £699 / $899
AT33xMLD: Microlinear nude stylus, duralumin tapered pipe cantilever – £599 / $799
AT33xEN: Elliptical nude stylus, duralumin tapered pipe cantilever – £519 / $699
AT33xMONO/I: Mono, 0.65 mil conical nude stylus, duralumin cantilever – £479 / $649
AT33xMONO/II: Mono, 0.65 mil conical nude stylus, duralumin cantilever – £349 / $449
Each cartridge promises remarkable clarity, superior imaging, and that classic analog warmth vinyl enthusiasts crave.
Accessories for the Perfect Setup
Audio-Technica hasn’t stopped at cartridges. The company has also unveiled a suite of new accessories aimed at optimizing your turntable experience — and none will break the bank.
Highlights include:
Slipmats (cork-and-rubber or pure rubber) to reduce static and vibration
Two precision cartridge alignment tools for accurate setup
A stainless-steel disc stabiliser for improved platter stability
New AT-ST3 speaker stands crafted from rigid alloy steel with vibration-damping cork feet, priced at $59 / £44
Prices for accessories start at just $14 / £11, making them some of the most affordable ways to fine-tune your analog setup.

Vinyl Love, the Smart Way
With the AT33x Series and its companion accessories, Audio-Technica once again proves why it remains a pillar of the analog audio world. The combination of Japanese craftsmanship, engineering precision, and value-driven design makes this lineup an easy recommendation for anyone looking to upgrade their sound without buying a whole new turntable.
Whether you’re rediscovering your vinyl collection or building a setup from scratch, Audio-Technica’s latest releases promise to make every spin sound like a revelation.





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