Will this be a good substitute for the Technics P22 cartridge?
231532
That would be awesome. You can see the difference especially on high frequencies. I definitely recommend. I compared this with some others and I got the best result with it.
231533
Checkout Vinylengine.com Lots of info in the forum on this specific topic. The cartridge worked with my SL-1 but that's no guarantee it will work for you. I "googled" P22 replacement cartridge and found the forum discussion on vinylengine.com
231534
I agree with all the other commenters/reviewers. You can't go wrong with either the AT311EP or the AT92E (also known as the AT92ECD)---The AT92ECD package also includes an accessory kit which has a small screwdriver for securing the cartridge in the tonearm. And, as ProfessionalGamer mentioned, it IS cheaper. I will add that some people also like the AT3482P cartridge, the cheapest of the three. It uses a carbon fiber stylus which (possibly) smooths out shrill "metallic" sounding high frequencies which might occur on some records. And it's supposed to be ideal for playing 45 singles, if you have a lot of those. Just another option to consider. Anyway, Good Luck, Shawn! I agree with all the other commenters/reviewers. You can't go wrong with either the AT311EP or the AT92E (also known as the AT92ECD)---The AT92ECD package also includes an accessory kit which has a small screwdriver for securing the cartridge in the tonearm. And, as ProfessionalGamer mentioned, it IS cheaper. I will add that some people also like the AT3482P cartridge, the cheapest of the three. It uses a carbon fiber stylus which (possibly) smooths out shrill "metallic" sounding high frequencies which might occur on some records. And it's supposed to be ideal for playing 45... » Read More I agree with all the other commenters/reviewers. You can't go wrong with either the AT311EP or the AT92E (also known as the AT92ECD)---The AT92ECD package also includes an accessory kit which has a small screwdriver for securing the cartridge in the tonearm. And, as ProfessionalGamer mentioned, it IS cheaper. I will add that some people also like the AT3482P cartridge, the cheapest of the three. It uses a carbon fiber stylus which (possibly) smooths out shrill "metallic" sounding high frequencies which might occur on some records. And it's supposed to be ideal for playing 45 singles, if you have a lot of those. Just another option to consider. Anyway, Good Luck, Shawn! « Show Less
231535
Yes. It will fit. AND It's a pretty solid cart/ needle. Not the best ever, but great for someone on a budget. I never had a problem with it.
231536
I agree with all the other commenters/reviewers. You can't go wrong with either the AT311EP or the AT92E (also known as the AT92ECD)---The AT92ECD package also includes an accessory kit which has a small screwdriver for securing the cartridge in the tonearm. And, as ProfessionalGamer mentioned, it IS cheaper. I will add that some people also like the AT3482P cartridge, the cheapest of the three. It uses a carbon fiber stylus which (possibly) smooths out shrill "metallic" sounding high frequencies which might occur on some records. And it's supposed to be ideal for playing 45 singles, if you have a lot of those. Just another option to consider. Anyway, Good Luck, Shawn!
231537
Personally I would go with the AT92E over the AT311EP as it is cheaper and shares many internal parts. The big difference is gain, the AT311 has a gain of 5mV whereas the AT92E has the more standard 3.3mV.Either of these AT carts will sound decent, though probably not as detailed as your P22 which I suspect you are replacing due to wear.The weak link in these is the needle ... check this out if your budget allows http://www.turntableneedles.com/AT92E-Cartridge-wShibata-JICO-Brand-Needle_p_3716.html
1531631
That depends on which cartridge fitting into the slot to make the machine work - be sure to check for the model's preference!
1317859
No, this cartridge will not work in the MG2200 series printers. For that one you'll need the PG240 and the CL241 cartridges.
1280311
It should work great! though the picture shows the P-mount configuration, it includes an adapter to mount it on standard headshells, which is how I used it. I was impressed with the sonic improvement over the old cartridge it replaced. This picture shows everything included: http://images.bizrate.com/resize?w=240&h;=200&uid;=502201120 (installation instructions are on the back of the package)
2205574
Any compatible cartridge should work. We use various brands without problems.
1211285
The obvious difference is in the size of the cartridge. As far as the contents is concerned, I don't know if there are differences.
1860842
Yep, sure will. Make SURE to purchase the 3-way cartridge, and trim kit too! This is a high quality item, I was really impressed with it
69776
Yes, it will. I bought the standard cartridges initially, but have switched to buying the XL ones because they're more economical in the long run.
1428749
Absolutely! The 61 is very similar to the other models listed here, and has several fill holes under the sticky cartridge label.
2108318
Although, I do not own a P22, I feel that it would fit the pistol. Thank you.
1960308
If that printer uses the same cartridges - the CLI221 / PGI220 - then this should work.
97028
I definitely recommend to search by the printer model model (e.g. MX922) or by the cartridge number (e.g. CLI-226M).
162183
I do not believe it will work. 27 & 56 are the 2 choices for black ink. 22 is the color ink cartridge.
1158850
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
1280312
It fits my Technics SL-B300 and SL-QD33 for both accepts cartridges. I'm very happy with my AT92E for the natural sound quality. Hope this helps. Enjoy!
797103
Works perfectly on p220 and p226. It shouldn't work on the p238 because of construction differences in the slides.
833144
I don't know, because I have the MG5300. However, it takes the 225 and 226 cartridges (I don't remember the preceeding 3 letters, PGI or CLI), but my guess is that they are compatible.