I just bought an AT-LP60 tunrtable and I'm new to vinyl but I have heard the stylus has a ton to do with the sound quality. Will this fit my table?
2002229
No, can't be installed on arm of your turtable, you have to buy a turntable that can remove the headshell complete and fit Shure M44-7-H Turntablist Record Needle Mounted on Technics Headshell by Shure, it's the way
2002230
No. The cartridge on the AT-LP60 is an Audio Technica brand. The Shure stylus will not fit. Your best bet is to replace the AT stylus if it is damaged or replace the cartridge if you want to try something new. You must use a P-mount cartridge with the AT-LP60
2002231
No. Unfortunately that stylus is meant for a turntable with a head shell and is typically used in a Professional turntable. There are good replacement styli for that specific table but they would have to be AT brand or something comparable.
1707494
Yes, it will work with almost any turntable. There are better cartridges out there for not too much more that will make your turntable really come to life, but this one will do a fine job.
1359621
It will fit if you use the included adapter; however, because of the fact that this cartridge is really intended for P-mount turntables, you would be better off to get a regular half-inch mount cartridge, which will fit natively on your Dual without requiring an adapter. I would recommend the Audio-Technica AT95E, which offers similar audio quality as the AT92E but is a better match for your Dual.
1487236
No. I do not think this would help. I used this sound card in that capacity. I later abandoned it and went back to the on board sound card. I could not tell a difference. You are better off spending money on the cartridge and stylus in the turntable.
402791
I don't quite understand your question. Will you be playing 78 RPM records? If so you will need a cartridge with a 78 RPM stylus for these records as they are made of shellac and the grooves are wider. if you are referring to replacing your current needle with a 78 RPM needle I would have to know the cartridge model in order to make a recommendation.
1760065
Hi, I don't know if it will fit or not. I don't have that model. Mine is a model 112. I had to take a chance on mine but it fits perfectly. If I were you, I would take a chance also. You can always get a refund. Vinyl is back in- you need a belt for your turntable.
646036
No. This turntable does not have a 78 rpm setting. There are similar models, such as the Audio-Technica ATLP120USB that plays 78's and has USB output to connect to your computer. Software and a built-in preamp are included. You should use a cartridge that allows changing the stylus with one intended for the wider groove of a 78, usually a 2.5 or 3 mil spherical diamond tip. This will insure reduced surface noise and distortion.
909464
While using headphone the speaker is SILENT, what a lot of people hear is the "physical" sound (vibrations) of the stylus picking up from the record, and since everything is plastic its a little louder than regular turntable
2115376
Yes I hope that needle will fit ! But the better solution is replace the whole cartridge 250xe with at3600 ! Then it will fits with your turntable 100% !
2152419
No. This is a microphone preamp, and a very nice one. You need a turntable preamp that will accommodate the impedance and output specs of your tuntable. Are you looking to simply play your vinyl or will you be doing mixes? Please respond and I will be happy to guide you further.
907491
Yes, I did get a couple of different stylus needles for mine, but really the one that came with the unit sounds the best. The other work, but you have to trim the plastic of the cartridge and adjust, but I managed to get both to snap in. It just snaps in, and these cartridges are flexible plastic, not completely rigid plastic. So if you have any trouble getting it to fit, it may have to be looked at carefully and then trim a tab or heat melt a tab to fit. But the original one is great. I have a 78rpm needle and the smaller 33rpm needle, but the original sounds great on both. Great is a relative term here, but it plays all the records and it's portable. Yes, I did get a couple of different stylus needles for mine, but really the one that came with the unit sounds the best. The other work, but you have to trim the plastic of the cartridge and adjust, but I managed to get both to snap in. It just snaps in, and these cartridges are flexible plastic, not completely rigid plastic. So if you have any trouble getting it to fit, it may have to be looked at carefully and then trim a tab or heat melt a tab to fit. But the original one is great. I have a 78rpm needle and the smaller 33rpm needle, but the original sounds great on both. Great is a... » Read More Yes, I did get a couple of different stylus needles for mine, but really the one that came with the unit sounds the best. The other work, but you have to trim the plastic of the cartridge and adjust, but I managed to get both to snap in. It just snaps in, and these cartridges are flexible plastic, not completely rigid plastic. So if you have any trouble getting it to fit, it may have to be looked at carefully and then trim a tab or heat melt a tab to fit. But the original one is great. I have a 78rpm needle and the smaller 33rpm needle, but the original sounds great on both. Great is a relative term here, but it plays all the records and it's portable. « Show Less
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I'm using Shure's M44-7 I play vinyl records and control vinyl with Traktor Scratch. I heard good reports from people who use the Shure Whitelabel. Shure WHLB Whitelabel DJ Turntable Cartridge If you're not familiar with cartridge setup stay with the all in one units, such as the Ortofon Concords, Shure WHTLB or any pre mounted phono cartridge, it makes setup easier.
1320659
You should be able to install it as this stylus fits most Dual turntables, I use a Dual Cs 515 with this cartridge. Limited instructions come with this stylus and as long as your turntable can handle a tracking weigh of 1.5 grams it should work fine. You should be able to find instructions and service manuals on google for your turntable model.
602891
Yes!!! The NO answers are incorrect. A record player signal needs to be adjusted for the RIAA curve that is applied to the Vinyl when it is made. You will need a Phono preamp before this amp, otherwise the music will sound horrible
1774335
Well, basically analog output is what you have with vinyl playing and all those others platforms that you've mentioned are digital. So, analog have a much lower signal output coming from the stylus and VP130 PRE-amplifies it to a acceptable level. If you really want a brutal loud sound kicking in your lungs, you will need a good class "A" tube AMPLIFIER after the VP130 pre-amplifies it. Got it?
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78s have wider grooves which are designed for a 3 mil stylus. LPs and 45s have "microgrooves" which are designed for a 0.7 mil stylus. You can use the regular LP stylus to play 78s, but it will sit lower in the groove where it will pick up more noise and distortion. If you have a lot of 78s, you should get the correct 3 mil stylus to get the best sound quality from them.
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Your best bet would be to check out the specs for your TT @ vinylengine.com. You'll have to make an account, but it's free, and there's lots of useful stuff on the site.