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I read the OP and was confused because I knew VDP was older than me... but the post suggested he was younger than me... and

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement needle for my record player cabinet... and which ones are compatible with it? It's an old RCA.

veteransdaypoppy wrote:I'm thinkin about this bro.
http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT ... 097&sr=1-3

This is an excellent choice. It's basically a copy of a Technics 1200 series, the best turn table ever, really. I have the Audio Technica AT-60 turntable, the quality is great (mine was only $100). Mine came with a rca to 1/8 inch adapter so you can plug it into an aux input, for which it has a preamp built into it's self. I would go with the At-pl120 since you can afford it, new is better than used, since you could spend twice as much as the turn table on a new needle. If I could I'd get this, has everything you could want on a turntable.

MannequinRaces wrote:

sonidero wrote:Unless you NEED to have a digital out just get a good hi/fi or cheap dj turntable... The cartridge is what matters...

Thanks. I don't need any fancy features like digital out, I'd be nice but I just want to spin some vinyl for recreational purposes.

No fancy stuff just good sound. I agree with that about the cartridge/stylus. I noticed the sound was losing something and the high frequencies (especially vocals) sound a bit edgy. Just changed me stylus (ortofon 520) and the thing cost me nigh on £100. Supposed to changed around every 1000hrs of play or something. That is where the money goes big time.

PumpkinPieces wrote:I read the OP and was confused because I knew VDP was older than me... but the post suggested he was younger than me... and

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement needle for my record player cabinet... and which ones are compatible with it? It's an old RCA.

http://www.needledoctor.com/New/RCA-Victor-Nivico

You'll have to look at the old one and match or take the whole cartridge off and look for #'s... I hope you find one and hook up that old RCA...

PumpkinPieces wrote:I read the OP and was confused because I knew VDP was older than me... but the post suggested he was younger than me... and

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement needle for my record player cabinet... and which ones are compatible with it? It's an old RCA.

I'm actually 23 now. I'll be 24 this November. I started this thread a while ago, yo! I'm pretty sure they used to sell needles at Sam Ash a few years back, but I'm not sure you have those stores where yer at. Maybe they have 'em at Guitar Center!

The4455 wrote:

veteransdaypoppy wrote:I'm thinkin about this bro.
http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT ... 097&sr=1-3

This is an excellent choice. It's basically a copy of a Technics 1200 series, the best turn table ever, really. I have the Audio Technica AT-60 turntable, the quality is great (mine was only $100). Mine came with a rca to 1/8 inch adapter so you can plug it into an aux input, for which it has a preamp built into it's self. I would go with the At-pl120 since you can afford it, new is better than used, since you could spend twice as much as the turn table on a new needle. If I could I'd get this, has everything you could want on a turntable.

This is the one I went with! It's pretty feckin sweet. Hasn't let me down yet, though I should probably upgrade the crappy needle it came with.

veteransdaypoppy wrote:I should probably upgrade the crappy needle it came with.

Yes upgrade and reap the rewards... Seriously spend as much as possible on the cartridge and stylus... I like this one, and it's cheap...

http://www.shure.com/americas/products/phono/whitelabel-dj-record-needle