I have the craig 8 track stereo turntable my dad gave me in 1982 it works great. I need a new needle for the turntable. where can I get one?
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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 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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Various electronic parts places. Try to google the part number to find the replacement. Search Amazon or Ebay.
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I've purchased needles in audio repair shops (which are getting fewer and fewer). Perhaps you could search online if you can't find anything local.
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Hey Geron, you can't use that turntable with new receivers. Older receivers had a phono preamp but not the new stuff. There is a headphone jack that you could hook up a speaker to, but I wouldn't suggest it. The jack is a large one, so cables could be an issue. I would get an inexpensive surround sound receiver to link it up. Email me at tundrausher@yahoo.com if you have more questions. Good luck.
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I do not own this turntable anymore. I would try to contact Marantz directly!
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Yes, I have. This turntable is a piece of crap. I bought a different one after a few frustrating weeks of dealing with this thing.
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You can purchase them here. http://www.gemm.com/store/NEEDLEFINDER/item/PYLE-TURNTABLE-NEEDLE-793-D7-FOR-ALL-MODELS-AND-FOR-LP-33-1-3-AND-45-S-NEEDLE/1459680144 And here: http://www.turntableneedles.com/Needle-793-D7M_p_1529.html
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Look for seller "My Needle store" on Amazon. go to contact seller. They will know and you can purchase from them. Excellent seller.
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Yes, I did get a couple of different stylus needles for mine, but really the one that came with the unit sounds the best. The other work, but you have to trim the plastic of the cartridge and adjust, but I managed to get both to snap in. It just snaps in, and these cartridges are flexible plastic, not completely rigid plastic. So if you have any trouble getting it to fit, it may have to be looked at carefully and then trim a tab or heat melt a tab to fit. But the original one is great. I have a 78rpm needle and the smaller 33rpm needle, but the original sounds great on both. Great is a relative term here, but it plays all the records and it's portable.
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yes to all...this is a very good product... hooked right up to my 30 year old Tecniques turntable
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i have to agree with bruce ditto and find out how old the turntable is maybe get a newer one from amazon get the one thats direct drive because belt driven tends to break down the road and the belts can be hard to come by unless you order some ahead good luck and get yourself an eq with that hk youll discover whole new sound
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Hello Np1 needle can go on this system. But Sir This system is a piece of crap. All Crosleys are crap. I've had 3 of them they didn't last a year and the moters went out. I bought an ion profile pro record player with built in amp. $100.00 Then i went to walmart and bought an Logitech Sub and speakers 60.00 The Record player jacks hook up to the sub. I have never had any trouble out of it. Sounds Great!! I wouldn't put any money into a Crosley. When i first bought one i thought they were good. I was wrong.
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I am 99 percent sure that it will work just fine. I found a photograph on eBay with the needle in question fitted on the turntable you are referring to which leads me to believe that it should indeed work. I also read some of an operator's manual that I found on the Internet that says that the needle in question will work. That's what I'm basing my answer on. I have a Technics turntable myself but it is a simple belt driven model. Based on the research I did the AT3482P.7 fits belt driven, direct drive and quartz, (I'm not sure what that means), turntables and I'm confident that it will work for your SL-Q200. I bought a AT3482P.7 roughly six months ago and we use it nearly every day and it works great. I hope this helps. All the best to you and I hope you have a great holiday season. Gordon Pearson Eagle River, Alaska
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Thank you for this information. My husband has several 78s and I have been looking for a way to convert them. Which turntable do you suggest?
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As of 12/2015, Jensen customer service says you should use the stylus it came with for all speeds. That's their opinion. You can get the proper needle at the "lpgear" site. Unfortunately it's half the cost of the turntable.
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Hi Ann, you need an amplifier. You can't directly connect this on a turntable. -Vincent
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Maybe you need some sort of pre amp for the turntable for it to run on your receiver,Shure used to make one but I haven't seen one in quite a while.Do you have access to any other receiver to see if it works ok...it may just be faulty.Without getting my hands on it is hard to say just what the issue is.
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I have not had to look yet, but RCA Symphonix has a web site and I imagine there is a contact method on the page. Sorry, I have not looked, but being RCA I just imagine you could get from them direct or from one of their distributors. They might at Radio Shack ~ I recently saw they carry the sound system, maybe they could order as well. I know I didn't answer the question, but thought I could try to give you some possibilities.
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Purchase a phono - pre amp. The phono pre amp has a ground where you could connect the ground wire to the turntable ground!