Is this the correct replacement for an Ortofon N120 on a 1984 duel turntable? will this work? Other suggestions please.
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I fitted one of these cartridges on a DUAL CS 607. It was a major hassle due to DUAL proprietary tone arm and shell assembly. Also, quite sensitive on weight, antiskating and azimuth adjustments; it took me several hours to adjust everything properly. What is your turntable model? Maybe it can be done. But, if you are asking if the Omega stylus can fit the N120 cartridge, the answer is no.
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I believe so. It has only screw mounting, which would fit any Dual turntable that has a plug in head.
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Not sure just what duel turntable you have, I have a duel cs515 straight arm and this cartridge works fine and I also use it on a older Sony "s" arm. It also is a very light cartridge with a 1.5 gram weight. If you are trying to use the stylus to fit the N120 cartridge I do not believe you can do so.
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your Stanton t92 has an "S" turntable arm and should accept the ortofon omega cartridge but remember that it is not designed for DJ work. In looking at the information on the turntable, it does indicate that it has connections for both regular USB and RCA connectors to your.receiver or amp. Just check your instructions for the cartridge head and weight setup as this cartridge works best at 1.5 grams. It is an MM cartridge by the way. I would check the specs on your current cartridge and compare to the Omega just to be sure. This cartridge was designed for use on Dual CS 515 style straight tonearms but its design is flexible enough to work on others. your Stanton t92 has an "S" turntable arm and should accept the ortofon omega cartridge but remember that it is not designed for DJ work. In looking at the information on the turntable, it does indicate that it has connections for both regular USB and RCA connectors to your.receiver or amp. Just check your instructions for the cartridge head and weight setup as this cartridge works best at 1.5 grams. It is an MM cartridge by the way. I would check the specs on your current cartridge and compare to the Omega just to be sure. This cartridge was designed for use on Dual CS 515 style... » Read More your Stanton t92 has an "S" turntable arm and should accept the ortofon omega cartridge but remember that it is not designed for DJ work. In looking at the information on the turntable, it does indicate that it has connections for both regular USB and RCA connectors to your.receiver or amp. Just check your instructions for the cartridge head and weight setup as this cartridge works best at 1.5 grams. It is an MM cartridge by the way. I would check the specs on your current cartridge and compare to the Omega just to be sure. This cartridge was designed for use on Dual CS 515 style straight tonearms but its design is flexible enough to work on others. « Show Less
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Yes, this AT92E should replace the Ortofon. If you have the OMP-20, it is already a "P-mount" type and the AT will plug into the headshell as the OMP does (you may have to remove a securing screw first). If you have the OM-20, this is a standard 1/2 inch screw mount and you can use the 1/2 inch adapter that comes with the AT to replace the Ortofon.
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Yes it would work with the adapter that is included, but I would recommend that you go with something like an Ortofon Red for a 1019. That is a classic turntable that deserves a nice cartridge
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Here is a link to a site I found on google : http://www.turntablebasics.com/belts/sony.html. I would also look in the manual to see if Sony list a part number for the belt. I have since upgraded to the Denon DP300F turntable, much better IMO.
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I would just get one on Amazon or eBay. I would google "Craig Turntable" and "replacement needle" or something along those lines. The Craig record player I got came with an extra one. Sorry I didn't have more info
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I have a moving magnet turntable (Technics SL-Q202 w/ an Ortfon 20 stylus) Also have a B & O RX2 which needs a new belt but works with this preamp. This preamp works great with my Pioneer Elite VSX-21TXH Receiver. Check out needledoctor.com and there is some info on moving magnet vs. moving coil. Hope this helps! Cheers, Justin.
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My turntable was Technics SL-BD22 and the belt worked fine. I suspect it will work on yours also. For $7.00, its worth a try.
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I was unable to cross-reference the Sharp Microwave Model Number when I tried to replace the broken glass turntable. If you have the old turntable, there is a part # stamped on it. After finding this part number, I was able to search and match the number with the replacement glass turntable on AMAZON. I am not positive, but think that this is a replacment for all Sharp 14 1/4 inch turntables. I had the same problem when I tried replacing mine too. What I did get was a perfect replacement. Good Luck--can't believe how expensive these things are.
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Not sure. It has a small "line in" jack, so if your turntable has a line out jack it should work
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Hi,I believe you need a P-Mount cartridge for this type of turntable - the kind that "plugs in"Please let me know if you have any other questions, I will do my best to assist you.JenniferMillennium Worldwide
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I really don't know, BUT, the turntable was a perfect fit and matched the origional. The price was a good $25 cheaper than GE's price, and that is GOOD. There is no manufacturer information on either turntable so i could not compare. Its good by me. fritz day, oregon
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Don't know. My experience with this turntable was not good. Drive belt distended and replacement cost was way too high. Sorry.
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No clue. It didn't work on my Kenwood turntable. I bought a new turntable...
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No. it replaced an AT95E which replaced a cartridge that came with it when I bought the turntable this past summer-why do you ask?
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I don't own this cartridge or a Rega turntable. However I have owned several Grado carts over the years - dating way back to the mono era. I recently had some email correspondence with Grado and they responded quickly and helpfully, even though the matter would not have resulted in a sale. This indicates a company which really cares for its customers. So if suggestions here from others don't answer your questions, send an email to Grado. I'm sure they can answer your question.
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The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck! P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge, itself, and not the universal adapter supplied for non-p-mount turntables. I hope that helps!