I have a Technic turntable SL-BD22. The sound is deteriorating with each record I play. I suspect the stylus is bad. Will this fit my system?
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Most any "P" mount cartridge should work. The Audio-Technica AT92ECD Universal Replacement Magnetic Phono Cartridge has good reviews and can be purchased through Amazon.com
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No, the N44-7 is a replacement stylus for use with a Shure M44-7 cartridge, that uses a standard 1/2" mount. Your turntable uses a "P" mount system.
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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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Almost all turntables are either P-mount or half in screw mount. This is P-mount as pictured and comes with an adapter for screw mount. Should fit.
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Hi, I'm not familiar with that turntable, but if it accepts a USB connection, I would think so. Hope this helps.
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No it will not. For magnetic cartridge turntable you need a high impedance input. This is line level low impedance so you need a Pre-amp.
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Hi,I don't believe so - it looks like you need a P-Mount cartridge for that turntable. Please let me know if you have any other questions - I will do my best to assist you.My very best wishes,JenniferMillennium Worldwide
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It depends on ToneArm installed on your TurnTable, because of the "Effective Mass", "Compliance", "Resonance Frequency", and all that stuff. For instance: Original Thorens ToneArm TP16 works well for this cartridge. But the next TP16 MKII, MKII, have lower "effective mass", so "Resonance Frequency" will exceed the acceptable threshold. First of all, check what tonearm do you have.
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Simply, no. This stylus only fits on ortofon om cartridges. You'll need an audio technica replacement stylus. Try lpgear or turntablesandneedless.com
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Make sure the adapter is sitting directly on the turntable and the adapter fits in the center hole of the record. Hope that solves your problem.
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Check your amplifier/receiver and see if it has a phono RCA input on the back. You should also see a ground wire screw as well. If it doesn't have this and doesn't say phono you will need a preamp. Also check what type of cartridge the turntable has, most common is MM Moving Magnet so a common preamp will do. If the cartridge is a MC Moving Coil you will need a more powerful preamp. Many preamps will tell you on the box if they can amplify a MC signal. If you have a not that expensive table you probably have a MM cartridge and a regular phono preamp will suffice.
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Sorry Bruce, I don't have a turntable but I can tell you they are connected to my computer and are great! And if the connection which is the smaller plug works on your turntable it should work....
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Not sure, on all LP's? Could be Cartridge alignment as the further into the record the more distortion with misalignment or a bent stylus. Or the cartridge could be picking up noise from the motor, but I would think that would have been a problem from day one. Probably not much help, but if you changed the cart. recently this could be it.
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Just about every headship mounted cartridge should fit this turntable. So you should have no issues finding a suitable one.Please let me know if you have any other questions. I will do my best to assist youJenniferMillennium Worldwide
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I don't know if it fits all technics turntables. Try it. It's not expensive. What's an electric chord?
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Yes, it should play 78s with the stylus that comes with the turntable. However we ordered additional needles to have on hand. We have not played any 78s, most of our records are either 33s or 45s and have yet to change the needle/stylus. Extremely happy with this product. Hopefully, this answers your concerns.
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Yes, although for a few more dollars you could buy an Audio-Technica cartridge with an elliptical stylus, instead of this conical stylus, which would make your records sound much better and last longer. This cartridge is very light, it may be better to buy a cartridge that is a bit heavier, for better tracking. Good luck.
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If you're sure you have the polarity right on the cartridge, that's about all there is to it. Check the connections, make sure the terminals are all mating snugly etc. ...was this working at all before? You got to have a phono input or preamp, turntables aren't strong enough by themselves, but you probably know this.
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This one looks to be the replacement stylus: Pfanstiehl Vinyl Record Player 793-D7M Diamond Needle Stylus, Replaced 793-D7. I found it here in Amazon, and compared it to the one I have. The vendor I bought my unit from included an extra stylus.