Can you recommend an inexpensive stylus / cartridge for this phonograph?
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The 2M Red Ortifon that comes with it is excellent. If you are looking to replace it, I would not go "inexpensive" -- that would only let this fine turntable down. I believe the 2M Red retails for around $100. Audio Technica sells many alternatives for under $100, if you're willing to sacrifice sound quality. I was happy with an AT95e that I used on an old Marantz TT for years. Amazon has them for around $25.
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Needledoctor.com/stylus has elliptical stylus' for older style home units. The one you're inquiring about is for a professional model table
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No, but a stylus is about $10. Do yourself a favor. Buy the Microsoft Surface.
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There's lots of opportunities for line-out devices, but nothing that would accomodate a phonograph. I searched the PDF for the manual -- no occurence of "phono".
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Hi,I believe you need a P-Mount cartridge for this type of turntable - the kind that "plugs in"Please let me know if you have any other questions, I will do my best to assist you.JenniferMillennium Worldwide
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This is just the stylus, which attaches to the cartridge (the cartridge is what attaches to the arm on the turntable). If you have an Ortofon cartridge, this will work with it.
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Dear BalbaEsq,Thanks for your inquiry. The cartridge on the MMF 2.2 is called the the Music Hall Tracker cartridge and it is made by Goldring. It's a pretty good cartridge for the price. Some people do choose to purchase an upgraded cartridge but that's your call. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Unfortunately the stylus and cartridge of this model are built in. They cannot be replaced. Hence the cheap price.
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I personally feel that the Audio Technica At-lp1240 is good replacement for this,http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT-LP1240-USB-Direct-Turntable/dp/B007R9B0UQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1414319354&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Audio+technica+at-lp1240 And its cheaper too.Tried it at the shops and it sounds pretty good,hope its helpful :)
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No, not according to the application site. You may try audio-technical.com and see if they have another stylus for the fisher. Steve
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Please if you have not bought this DON"T. It is a real piece of junk on so many levels. If you have one there are some people on E-bay that sell needles at a very reasonable price. You could check with them. Just type in phono needles. as far as tone arms I do not know.
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Yes I recently got one to replace the headshell, cartridge, stylus the turntable came with.
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That's the rub. There is no replacement cartridge. They call the tonearm/cartridge a "tonearm/headshell assembly." Very disappointed because I generally like AT cartridges. The stylus is removable and the original model # is ATN3600L. Other AT styli may fit... Do your homework on this one... It's not what I'd consider typical AT quality... The software was absolute junk. Good luck.
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78s need a wider stylus (~3 mil). Search for a 78 replacement stylus for your cartridge to swap in when playing 78s.
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Hi, there is no fancy electronics in the player. There is a faithful reproduction of what comes off the LP stylus or the Cassette read head sent to the USB line-out to your computer. The work is done in the free program you download from the internet called Audacity. This is very powerful audio control program that will do the fancy stuff you're wanting. I highly recommend the Pyle machine. I have done about 30 LPs and a dozen Cassettes. I'm still very pleased with my purchase.
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Yes, you have to. I bought this one: Shure M97xE High-Performance Magnetic Phono Cartridge It seems to be recommended by Audio-Technica. You can read reviews about it on that amazon page.
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Yes you can get a replacement stylus, but I have found them to be quite expensive. Almost as pricey as a new cartridge.