what kind of replacement needle will work with this record player
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I gave the recor4d player to my granddaughter. Check the directions that came with the player. Not much help, sorry. Go to a recordplayer repair shop (if you can find one)
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At Crosley.....http://www.crosleyradio.com/AccessoriesOr right here on Amazon.Crosley NP1 Replacement Needle
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i have an 8track combo player too and i got my new needle from ebay and it only costed my 6.00 for a sapphire one
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Crosley NP1 Replacement Needle. extra needles are offered on the Frequently Bought Together section.
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HI, I do not know what else it would work on other than my Teac LP R500 Record to disc recorder. Sorry. I am not an expert on turntables or electronics. I am just glad they make needles available. You might google your model to find out what needles work on it. Thank you.Duane.
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The needle that comes with it works perfectly. No need to buy a different needle. I just bought this turntable largely so I can rip a bunch of 78s to MP3, but before buying another needle like people are saying, I first tried it using the needle that comes with it. And it works just fine on 78s. I have some with good quality grooves, poor quality (scratched, warped, melted) and it works great on all. Of course sounds great on 45s and 33s also.
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I have no idea. I purchased it for my Teac LP-R500 which is a Lp to Cd recorder and had tape player as well. Turntable has 3 speeds. I would look up your model on google and put in needles for ... and then your model. I have had fairly good luck that way. Or see if you can find 1-800 number for Fisher. I am not very good at electronics. I found this through Teac and through Hammecher Schlemmer, which is the sight I purchased the needles through or amazon.
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Yes, these are flip type needles that are intended to play both vinyl (33's and 45's) and 78's. As shown you are looking at the LP or Long Play for Vinyl and the other side says 78.
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Yes, the needle is replaceable. In fact, you can get replacement needles at Amazon. Here's the link:http://tinyurl.com/mmthg9h
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Yes, it's not the needle as much as the player. If your record player has a 45 setting and uses this needle then it will work
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That sucks. This turntable worked for me for about 2 and half years and now the needle needs to be replaced but I cannot find the correct replacement anywhere. Also - it seems as if they do not have a website or any sort of customer service like you say. I took it in to Guitar Center and the guy told me to check out www.needledoctor.com but I haven't looked into it yet. Good luck!!
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I ordered a replacement needle when i originally bought the item (ordered online). You should be able to go back online and order a replacement. (I think i got mine from sears).
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I don't know, the thing broke too quickly to find out. Really cheaply made, the record player any way. Everything works great except the record player. Its really for show. I wouldn't recommend it. Do your research for sure. I had to buy a new record player
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It only has the 3.5mm input jack. While you could get an adapter cable with the red/white RCA on one end and the 3.5mm plug on the other, you would still have an issue with the output level. Older stereos with a "phono" input had line level amplifiers, or preamps, on that input channel, because the sound level out of a record player was different than that of other devices. If this is not the case for yours, then an adapter cable will work for you, using the "portable" input.
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update, looked up info and says that a different needle is needed for 78's because of groove size. got them but haven't tried them
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Any contact playback such as a "needle" will wear down a vinyl record which is a good reason to transfer the recording to a CD or mp3 file. Some needles are worse than others so test first on a throwaway record to be sure there is no vinyl dust on the record or needle after one playback cycle. I had a defective needle once on a new unit which ruined a good record. I could see and hear the needle digging into the record grooves. After replacing the needle with another needle (same brand and type) the problem disappeared .
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Hello. I've used the Crosley NP4 Replacement Record Needle whenever I had to replace mine and its very easy to install/works very well. Heres the link the the amazon page for it: Crosley NP4 Replacement Record Needle