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I've been using the Audio Technica AT150MLX on my SL1210M5G for 4-1/2 years now. It is a great match. In my case, it could turn bright if the cartridge wasn't seeing a 100-200 (preferably 150) pF capacitive load. It also helps to wrap the tonearm in inexpensive Teflon pipe thread tape. This quells an upper midrange resonance where the tonearm tube rings. After taking care of those two things, my AT150MLX is lush with detail, linear, full-bodied, with extended bass and realistically (but not exaggerated) airy treble.
I've been using the Audio Technica AT150MLX on my SL1210M5G for 4-1/2 years now. It is a great match. In my case, it could turn bright if the cartridge wasn't seeing a 100-200 (preferably 150) pF capacitive load. It also helps to wrap the tonearm in inexpensive Teflon pipe thread tape. This quells an upper midrange resonance where the tonearm tube rings. After taking care of those two things, my AT150MLX is lush with detail, linear, full-bodied, with extended bass and realistically (but not exaggerated) airy treble.