Audiotechnica OC9MLII High, Low or Med Compliance?

Thanks all. Would it be accurate to conclude that the OC9MLII is a medium to high compliance based on the above?

"Would it be accurate to conclude that the OC9MLII is a medium to high compliance based on the above"?

Yes.

I replaced my Linn Arkiv with an OC9II on a Linn Ekos (a medium mass arm), and an interesting thing happened. On any album with even the slightest warp (most), the woofers on my Linn Keltiks pulse in and out wildly which severely saps amplifier power. I asked my dealer why and he said it was a compliance incompatibility between the Ekos and OC9.

Thanks everyone. I've been looking at options for my VPI Scout and that has necessitated a focus on compliance matching. After establishing the effective mass (medium/low) of the JMW9 arm I wanted to make sure I was pairing it with a fairly high compliance cartridge. Very few people seem to run the ATOC9MLII with the Scout, preferring instead the Dynavectors for example. I've used the Dyna 20X (both low and medium output versions) series in the past but after a recommendation from Keith Herron for a lower cost alternative (the OC9MLII) I decided to give it a try without really looking into whether it was a good compliance match or not. It seems like the excellent performance I am getting from this relatively inexpensive cartridge may, in part, be due to it being a good match for the JMW9. Thanks for helping to sort this out since the spec sheet for the OC9MLII provides the two different compliance figures.