| doanster |
I just got an old record player at a garage sale, but realized when I got home that it's missing the stylus! Any idea where to get a replacement? Anyone have an extra one they want to sell me? :D
It's a Technics SL-D2 turntable with an Audio Technica AT73LC cartridge. |
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| Z3r03rr0r |
| try a place like axe music |
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| ChromeDragon |
| I've bought styluses (stylii?) at Radio Shack in the past. There are plenty of record shops around town that should be able to help you out as well. |
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| doanster |
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Originally posted by ChromeDragon
I've bought styluses (stylii?) at Radio Shack in the past. There are plenty of record shops around town that should be able to help you out as well.
Hmm... any suggestions in addition to the one from Z3r03rr0r?
I recall a high end audio shop on 124st (will visit them tomorrow). |
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| SilverNeonRacer |
Dumn question, stylus? would that be another word for the needle?
Axe should be able to ge it.. dunno if they have it in stock... if I was more tight with my Uncle, I'd give him a call.. but I'm not... :P |
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| doanster |
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Originally posted by SilverNeonRacer
Dumn question, stylus? would that be another word for the needle?
Axe should be able to ge it.. dunno if they have it in stock... if I was more tight with my Uncle, I'd give him a call.. but I'm not... :P
haha dang... those things are expensive, was hoping for a deal.
Went to Audio Ark and National Audio Video today - the "entry level" ones started at $70 :(
Stylus = the assembly with the needle. attaches to the cartridge.
Cartridge = attaches to the headshell
Headshell = attaches to the tonearm that connects to the body of the turntable
At least I think... |
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