budget cart help


hey all, i'm new to the analog world and need a little help. i recently acquired a JVC QL-A75 turntable. the stylus on the cartridge that came with it is broken so i am in the market for a new cartridge. The local shop where i plan on having the cart installed has these in stock:

AT3600
Grado black, green, blue and gold
Shure M97XE

I am not looking to spend more than about $200, so my question is, which of these would be best? the cost to performance ratio is what i'm looking at. as in, i'm sure the Grado Gold is the best of the bunch but is it $100 better than the Shure? Or is there even a big difference among lower end carts?

I am not opposed to ordering something online and i was intrigued by the Ortofon's and have heard good things. so my last question is, what other carts are out there for less than $200 that would fit well with what i have? i was specifically looking at the Ortofon 2M Red or the OM10 or OM5E.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks
maidenhel
What cartridge is mounted on the TT?

It may be worth pursuing a replacement stylus, depending upon what it is.
I have a Ortofon Red and it is quite good; also the Denon 110 high output MC is very good and a little over a $100 when I bought mine.
The best inexpensive cartridge I've heard is an Ortofon M20FL. With 4.0 mV output you can run it with any phono stage that has at least 38 dB of gain. Compliance is 20. You'll find plenty of comments about it through Google. Here's one from Audiogon:

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?eanlg&1261135428&read&keyw&zzm20fl

It isn't in production anymore, but you can usually find it as new old stock on ebay for less than $200. Unfortunately, I don't see any on ebay right now, but there's one listed on Audio Circle for $155.

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=87166.0

I have no connection to the seller. If for some reason you don't like it (doubtful), you can easily resell it. They go like hotcakes.