Will this fit the AT1240 tone arm? Is it a good idea to get a different head stock for each different cartridge ie: one for 78s to make changing ea
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Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by a 78. Get a super cheap 78 rpm cartridge if you need to spin 78s. Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by... » Read More Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by a 78. Get a super cheap 78 rpm cartridge if you need to spin 78s. « Show Less
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This cratridge is standard and it will most tone arms. I would not recomment his cratridge for playing 78s.
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Yes, the AT1240 will work with this cartridge. AT1240 is standard 1/2" headshell. Over time you will find it very convenient to have several headshells to mount cartridges for different purposes. It takes alot of care and fiddling to get a cartridge aligned in the headshell and once you do it, it is best to leave it alone, therefore, get a headshell for each cartridge. You just need to reset the tracking force for each headshell/cartridge, but you can mark the counterweight and spin it to the right value whenever you go from 33 rpm LPs to 78s. The AT440MLa would likely be destroyed by a 78. Get a super cheap 78 rpm cartridge if you need to spin 78s.
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There is no reason it could not be fitted to the Dual tonearm, however, as one of the other comments infers, this is a moderate functional cartridge, as its price reflects. If you want high quality performance, you might want to look further. That said, I have no particular complaints using this in my older Technics linear turntable SL-J33.
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Yes! Get the s tone arm. The straight one is geared more toward scratch djs...and the supplied cartridge will do fine just for listening.
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That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
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it deends on which Rustler you have. I had 12mm hex on my Rustler when I got it... I see no reason why they wouldnt fit if you have 12mm hex adapter... Just buy some at the same time...
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Buy a 3x3 set. On my PRS SE EG ,they were a direct drop in. Tu er buttons were a bit close owing to the offset head shape.. Great tunersto headstock
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It is mounted on my Technics sl-q2 with "s" tone arm and plays excelent, I tried it also on the other Tecnics mashine and again sound was much better then with original technics cartridge.So, by me why not?
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Yes, you need a 78 cartridge, which is mono, and has different stylus geometry. The Shure M78s is the one to buy. It's by far the easiest just to buy another cartridge shell and mount the M78s in it, then swap when needed. There is a storage hole behind the tonearm to keep the second cartridge shell.
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Yes. It is 3L & 3R, with a very vintage look. I installed them very easily; although some stock Grover's or wilkonson's have a different type of mounting angle on the rear of the headstock. Make sure you have the top & bottom screw holes from the stock heads or you might want to drill a little, or call the guys that take a bunch of your money to do a job that looks really simple. Cracking and integration of old screw holes could even do more damage. I've been at it since 4, never stick with stock hardware IMO; anyway, these will fit any 6-string 3x3 especially with headstocks like with a LP & SG. Have fun. Take your time. They always have people to help so good luck to ya. Yes. It is 3L & 3R, with a very vintage look. I installed them very easily; although some stock Grover's or wilkonson's have a different type of mounting angle on the rear of the headstock. Make sure you have the top & bottom screw holes from the stock heads or you might want to drill a little, or call the guys that take a bunch of your money to do a job that looks really simple. Cracking and integration of old screw holes could even do more damage. I've been at it since 4, never stick with stock hardware IMO; anyway, these will fit any 6-string 3x3 especially with headstocks like with a LP... » Read More Yes. It is 3L & 3R, with a very vintage look. I installed them very easily; although some stock Grover's or wilkonson's have a different type of mounting angle on the rear of the headstock. Make sure you have the top & bottom screw holes from the stock heads or you might want to drill a little, or call the guys that take a bunch of your money to do a job that looks really simple. Cracking and integration of old screw holes could even do more damage. I've been at it since 4, never stick with stock hardware IMO; anyway, these will fit any 6-string 3x3 especially with headstocks like with a LP & SG. Have fun. Take your time. They always have people to help so good luck to ya. « Show Less
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I just looked up your TT and it appears to be a standard 1/2" cartridge, so yes, this will fit and work on the XL-100. Only problem that may come up is that you need to use the included adapter and attach that to your headshell, so be sure to line it up just right. If you do that, you'll be good to go. For a couple bucks more though, I recommend the AT311EP from Audio Technica. Essentially the same cart, but with slightly better specs. I have both and tend to use my 311 more than the 92. Regardless, enjoy! http://www.amazon.com/AUDIO-TECHNICA-Universal-Turntable-Cartridge/dp/B0002ZUN1O/ref=pd_cp_MI_0
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The parts sourcing on Strat's (Asian model's in particular) is all over the map so it's hard to say for sure.If all you need is a saddle nut tension spring then I would first check StewMac, AllParts, and/or Amplified Parts first. Call them on the phone and explain what you're looking for. So many different people making parts that unless dimensions are specifically stated you never know if any given part will be a "drop-in" fit?
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I bought this one on Amazon: "Fender Tremolo Arm for Mexican Standard Strat", it fits perfectly.I also ordered from Amazon: "Fender 099-4931-000 American Series Stratocaster Tremolo Arm Tension Springs" (worked great to keep the arm snug without as much risk of stripping the threads).
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The Shure will mount to any standard headshell, (with 4 colored wires red, green, blue & white). Head shell mounts to the tone arm as a bayonet mount: slides on, end to end, outer sleeve turns and locks headshell to the end of the tone arm. If your turn table tone arm can do this, then this Shure will be fine.
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The best thing to do is to buy another headshell and install a dedicated widegroove 78 rpm cartridge. I use the Shure M78S. It comes jumpered for mono, but this was not compatable with my AT 120's, so I took the jumper off. Stick with original stylii as I haven't found an aftermarket one that works.
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Not sure just what duel turntable you have, I have a duel cs515 straight arm and this cartridge works fine and I also use it on a older Sony "s" arm. It also is a very light cartridge with a 1.5 gram weight. If you are trying to use the stylus to fit the N120 cartridge I do not believe you can do so.
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I fitted one of these cartridges on a DUAL CS 607. It was a major hassle due to DUAL proprietary tone arm and shell assembly. Also, quite sensitive on weight, antiskating and azimuth adjustments; it took me several hours to adjust everything properly. What is your turntable model? Maybe it can be done. But, if you are asking if the Omega stylus can fit the N120 cartridge, the answer is no.
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It fit my C, but I had to re drill the stock and do some slight trimming of the pad to match my stock. But I like it, it was really more for extending the stock then for recoil, since I have long arms. But it makes a big difference in recoil and now I'm going to order one for my 12GA.