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Here in Phoenix I get some reasonably priced
cartridges made by Audio-Technica at Fry's
Electronics. Last time I looked they had three models
at three different prices starting at around $19. I
can't find just the needles, though, but that's not a
bad price. Don't know if you have Fry's in Chicago.
Steve
--- supertwangreverb <>
wrote:
> I have trouble finding needles now.
>
> Anyone know of any cool places in Chicago that sell
> "surf" vinyl?
> Thanks to Jacob I found a pretty cool Eddie and the
> SNOWMEN EP on Ebay.
>
> Bill
>
>
> --- In , "Eric
> Hutchinson"
> <surfinseattle@h...> wrote:
> > Tell me about it, I don't own a vinyl player, but
> I picked up two
> Galaxy
> > Trio 45's years ago, and had never listened to
> them until about a
> week ago
> > when I found a place that transfered them to a cd.
> Sad but true, I
> never was
> > big into vinyl. there is so much more out there,
> that I haven't
> been able
> > to listen to because of this.
> >
> > Surf in Seattle?
> >
>
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--- supertwangreverb <supertwangreverb@y...>
wrote:
I have trouble finding needles now.
I strongly recommend the Shure M97xE which Amazon sells for $59.99.
Here's why...
There's a little device on the end they call a stabilizer. It is
essentially a record brush. It has very fine hairs/bristles. It will
keep your precious vinyl perfectly clean. I mean immaculate! Well
worth the 59 bucks.
Dave
The one thing I find positive about the upsurge of "party & house dj's" is that
this little industry has caused an on-going continual demand for turntables and
related gear. Without this, no doubt the manufacturers would have stopped
making such items strictly for residential users.
I've checked around and cartridges/needles are relatively easy to find at any
outlet catering to dj's. Among them:
Music123, Musician's Friend, Guitar Center, Sam Ash Music. All these retailers
carry a variety of cartridges that are compatible with different systems, from
$29.99 up to about $129.00. Brand names of cartridges featured include Numark,
Stanton and Shure, which oughta cover most any need.
Long live vinyl!!
Bruce D
stratrhythm <> wrote:
--- supertwangreverb <supertwangreverb@y...>
wrote:
I have trouble finding needles now.
I strongly recommend the Shure M97xE which Amazon sells for $59.99.
Here's why...
There's a little device on the end they call a stabilizer. It is
essentially a record brush. It has very fine hairs/bristles. It will
keep your precious vinyl perfectly clean. I mean immaculate! Well
worth the 59 bucks.
Dave
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I haven't tried in a few years, but I bought my last needle at Radio
Shack.
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 08:33:03 -0700 (PDT) Steve Chernek
<> writes:
>
>
> Here in Phoenix I get some reasonably priced
> cartridges made by Audio-Technica at Fry's
> Electronics. Last time I looked they had three models
> at three different prices starting at around $19. I
> can't find just the needles, though, but that's not a
> bad price. Don't know if you have Fry's in Chicago.
> Steve
i have an AIWA turntable that plays through my AIWA
boom-box deal...
it's cool, and came with a cool needle cartridge.
www.aiwa.com
-dp
--- Kristena Hernandez <> wrote:
>
> I haven't tried in a few years, but I bought my last
> needle at Radio
> Shack.
>
> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 08:33:03 -0700 (PDT) Steve Chernek
> <> writes:
> >
> >
> > Here in Phoenix I get some reasonably priced
> > cartridges made by Audio-Technica at Fry's
> > Electronics. Last time I looked they had three models
> > at three different prices starting at around $19. I
> > can't find just the needles, though, but that's not a
> > bad price. Don't know if you have Fry's in Chicago.
> > Steve
>
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