Lyra Atlas SL Cartridge Magnet type??

Daveyf... thanks for the awesome fast responses!  Really appreciate your advise and opinion; will help me alot in choosing my next cart.  Happy Listening!  

@zipost   Unfortunately, I think choosing a cartridge is the most difficult thing in this hobby, I started a thread somewhere on the web about exactly this....due to the inability of one to actually hear the design before purchase. Some folks really dislike Lyra’s...because they claim them to be lean...others really dislike Koetsu’s, too warm. I think if..a big if, you can hear the cartridge in your own system before committing, that will be a significant plus. Good luck with your acquisition.

daveyf.... on the Lyra Atlas SL;  stating diamond coated boron ( per JC) Is that the same as diamond cantilever?   What is the differences between diamond coated vs diamond cantilever?   Also, when they state the cantilever is boron;  solid boron vs hollow boron?  Very confusing!  

@zipost   Diamond coated boron is not a solid diamond cantilever. A diamond cantilever is exactly that..a solid diamond one piece cantilever..made from an industrial diamond. 
Solid boron rod is what is usually used when the manufacturer states boron cantilever.

Good questions.

A diamond cantilever can be different too:

1) One piece cantilever/stylus like Sony did long time ago, on this cantilever no one can remove the stylus tip, stylus is a part of cantilever. However the whole piece of diamond attached to a long aluminum pipe anyway. I don't have a picture of SONY with diamond cantilever, but the joint pipe looks exactly like this one with sapphire cantilever.  

2) One piece cantilever + stylus like Dynavector did, this is very short cantilever, the diamond stylus tip attached to diamond cantilever with minimum glue. But two pieces. 

P.S. Coating one material with another is also very old technique, Stanton did that on his best signature model SC-100 W.O.S. long time ago, there was an aluminum cantilever coated with Red Sapphire.