Will this fit a Gemini XL-100 Belt drive Semi-Automatic Turntable?
1963992
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
1708585
If your Poineer turntable uses universal type of stylus then this will work.
1612722
ge likes to confuse on replacement parts. my observationis to match your original table with the picture of the amazon table. does it have the notched bottom to catch the turntable motor. if so and the dimensions are the same it will (probably work)
815232
No, this tray would not be compatible with that model. The correct tray is GE # WB49X10189. It can be found on Amazon here...GE Microwave Glass Turntable Plate / Tray 16" WB49X10189
1408772
It looks like the same sort of connector, so the odds are that this will.It appears to be fairly "universal".Check with IBM first, to avoid the hassle of having to return it.
978001
It should, It fit my LP standard......But, every LP model Is different, So, You'll have to measure the Nut slot.
907640
I don't know. it fits my Emerson MW8987B perfectly. I found my original turntable, packed in with some towels so it wouldn't break in moving, so I now have two. The are almost, but not quite, identical. One says its a Y114 and the other has the number Y25 molded into it. I have no idea which was the original one. (Kind of nice to have two -- one can be waiting in the dishwasher and there is still clean one for immediate kuse.)
2066825
I don't see why it wouldn't they are standard turntable mat's. All spindles are the same size.
445928
Not sure; I think if you search the vendor's site, then check for you model # you might find a more certain answer. I did buy the belt for an old system and I am very pleased. Good luck and sorry I could not be more definitive.
16762
It fits my SL-B24. The place where you put the belt on the SL-B24 measures 7 3/4 inches, so if your turntable has that same measure it should be safe to buy this belt. I've added some pictures on the product page.
39574
As long as the mounting brackets fit, and the connectors also, it will.... I am using it an 1960s Philips turntable. (I had to do some custom fitting)
1570595
It will, because your turntable has a standard head shell that can be connected or disconnected from the tonearm. You need a head shell though.
1421843
If it isn't exact, it probably won't. :( tried to match my Sharp turntable, but couldn't find a 'fit', so just bought an identical one & took out the plate from the new microwave & saved it for future use in case the old one broke electrically.
1570598
I assume you have Technics turntable.In that case no reason why this cart would not fit to its 1/2 inch headshell.I have SL Q2 and it works perfectly.
243783
I don't know. Go to Whirlpool site and find a part number for your model's turntable. Do a search for that part number. Hope this helps.
748562
In looking at that turntable on VinylEngine.com, I can't tell exactly, but it looks like it uses a standard mount cartridge, not a P-mount, so this would not work. I Googled "N-48 stylus" and found a couple of results. You may want to try that and see if any of the cartridges look like what you have on there. You may be able to see if it looks the same and then use that one. But I don't think this one will work.
977296
The belt is approx. 8 3/16" in diameter and 1/16'' wide. It fits perfectly around the raised portion on the underside of the turntable. Make sure the belt is smooth and flat all the way around. After fitting the turntable back on the spindle, find one of the holes and align it with the motor pulley. Hook the belt with a finger or some other device that will not damage the belt, and stretch it over the drive motor pulley. Put the record mat back on and your in business.