Audio-Technica MC Type Cartridge AT33ML/OCC

This is the AT33ML/OCC, which I had stored for a long time since purchasing my current AT33PTG in 2007. Even when I used it, the cantilever was twisted, but I didn't notice any problems with the playback sound. I recently attached it to a headshell and played three records without any issues, so I've decided to list it for sale. Compared to the AT33PTG, the bass is more relaxed and the treble is milder. You could say it lacks sharpness, but on the other hand, it has an analog-like sound, and the vocals sound great. This is purely my subjective opinion.

The item includes everything shown in the first and second images.
■Image 1: The main unit will be shipped in the AT33PTG case (headshell not included).
■Image 2: I will include what appear to be the accessories for the AT33PTG.
■Images 3 & 4: You can see that the cantilever is mounted at an angle (the cantilever itself is straight).
■Images 3-8: Although the images show it as quite dirty, the actual unit is clean except for some powdery dust on the body near the cantilever.

I played the audio check record shown in images 9 and 10 and confirmed the frequency response for the second item using the amplifier's power meter, as shown in images 11 onwards. The frequency response was better than the AT33PTG, with less difference between the left and right channels. I also felt that the crosstalk for the third item was lower with the AT33ML/OCC by ear. Tracing ability is also not an issue. (Audio-Technica AT-LP8X was used as the player.)

Specifications
■Output Voltage: 0.4mV/1kHz 5cm/sec
■Stylus Pressure: 1.2-1.8g (Standard 1.5g)
■Playback Frequency Range: 15-50,000Hz
■Channel Separation: 30dB/1kHz
■Channel Balance: Within 0.5dB/1kHz
■Internal Impedance: 17Ω
■Stylus Tip: Microlinear stylus
■Cantilever: Boron innocence