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How to Collect Gramophone Needle Tins
In the 50's we were playing our 78 rpm records on wind-up Record Players, Gramophones and Music Centres. Today, in this age of Mp3's and Mp4's, DVD's and CD's, the demand for Gramophone Needle Tins runs at an all-time high with ardent Colle... Read More »
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Where can I get new or re-sharpened steel needles for my wind-up ...
Hi - I don't KNOW - in which country you reside - BUT - I do know - in New Zealand - there is a "specialist" STYLI STORE - Welcome to styli.co.nz. If you are looking for a replacement phonograph styli, stylus or record needle you have found... Read More »
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What do you call the arm of a record player or gramophone, the pa...
A tone arm Source(s): http://www.google.com/search?q=tone+arm&… Read More »
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Tungstyle Gramophone Needles were developed to overcome the problem of having to replace the Needle after playing each record side. They were available circa second half of 1920's / 1930's. "The capable of playing 150 records" is a complete...
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Whenever two surfaces rub together infinitesimal wear to one or both surfaces occurs. Gramophone Needles are made out of a soft steel designed to be worn away during playing in preference to damaging the 78. With the surplus steel worn away...
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Not all Gramophone Needles are the same. Unfortunately poor quality Needles are being produced in the Far East and unwittingly sold by Antique shops throughout the World. If you inadvertently use these Needles apart from poor sound quality ...
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