Is the stylus included also good for use with 78rpm records?
1119032
yes it seems to be, both play on the one we got. Arm fragile and came loose from base but still pays
1119033
Yes according to the manual.I don't have any 78's myself.Again this is a nice little player no great stero.But I like it for what it is.
760253
I don't own this turntable, but I understand that the software included with the Numark TTUSB allows you to record 78s at 45 or 33, and then correct the speed through the software. The only remaining issue would be using a wider stylus for 78s so you don't get so much surface noise.
2106960
I have been able to use mine quite well with a Stylus. Mine isn't too slow to my way of thinking.
1320659
You should be able to install it as this stylus fits most Dual turntables, I use a Dual Cs 515 with this cartridge. Limited instructions come with this stylus and as long as your turntable can handle a tracking weigh of 1.5 grams it should work fine. You should be able to find instructions and service manuals on google for your turntable model.
233789
The same stylus works for 78's. The record player has two speakers (stereo I assume). Our 33s sound fine to us, but the 78s we have are home-recorded and have a lot of static--don't know how a commercial 78 would sound
1812755
I googled this question and this was the result from Teac Manuel download. It works for yours and mine which is the R550USB. I had your model but had to replace and was sent new model because the one you have and I used to have has been discontinued. I googled and found this out. I hope this is what you are looking for. I love these machines. Prolonged use of a worn-out stylus may damage the record. Wear and tear on the stylus ... The replacement stylus for this GF-450K7 is a STL-103
2002231
No. Unfortunately that stylus is meant for a turntable with a head shell and is typically used in a Professional turntable. There are good replacement styli for that specific table but they would have to be AT brand or something comparable.
420837
Exactly as Russell responded, make sure to buy the cartridge/stylus combo as the cartridge is specific to this stylus and will work 100 percent. Also make sure you have a head shell and head shell wires, most are universal.
1634395
Try to remove and reseat your pick up stylus. The vocal content of a record is likely in mono, while the music is stereo. If the stylus isn't seated correctly it might not respond properly to the vocal content. Of course, I assume you properly removed the stylus guard which the unit ships with installed. I can't imagine you would get any pickup period if you left it in place. I was very disappointed in the unit I bought. The audio quality is such that you won't get any "thumping" bass from the unit. It only has two watts per channel and sounds like a 50's vintage table radio
1302133
I don't know about the stylus for sure, but the player works great for any records we've played on it.
1057713
Does play 45s just find, the jewel at the end of stylus needs to be bigger to work well with 78s.
1708585
If your Poineer turntable uses universal type of stylus then this will work.
1041273
Yes but I would suggest a rubber tip stylus as opposed to a disc tip (Jot pro) stylus. The disc tip will skip at times randomly, but if that's not a big deal to you then go with the disc
749596
Same thing happened to me. The stylus skated across every album I tried. I even tried tapping pennies and dimes to the top of the stylus to weigh it down with no success. I got a full refund from the seller and bought a Behrringer UFO202 device to play thru my old Techniques turn table from the 80's. Works great and only cost $35.00 for the converter.
1168600
Straight tone arms do tend to wear down record grooves, especially if you use the wrong kind of stylus with it. However, I don't think it would make too much of a difference since you will only be playing records and not back cueing or scratching. Many of the high end audiophile turntables are straight arm(Thornens TD 125 for example). In time all records will wear, just use a good cartridge with the correct weight and you should be fine. My ST 150 came with the trackmaster v3 and they sound ok. I would definitely upgrade if you want better sound though. I use the Shure am44Gs and they sound and track great. Straight tone arms do tend to wear down record grooves, especially if you use the wrong kind of stylus with it. However, I don't think it would make too much of a difference since you will only be playing records and not back cueing or scratching. Many of the high end audiophile turntables are straight arm(Thornens TD 125 for example). In time all records will wear, just use a good cartridge with the correct weight and you should be fine. My ST 150 came with the trackmaster v3 and they sound ok. I would definitely upgrade if you want better sound though. I use the Shure am44Gs and they... » Read More Straight tone arms do tend to wear down record grooves, especially if you use the wrong kind of stylus with it. However, I don't think it would make too much of a difference since you will only be playing records and not back cueing or scratching. Many of the high end audiophile turntables are straight arm(Thornens TD 125 for example). In time all records will wear, just use a good cartridge with the correct weight and you should be fine. My ST 150 came with the trackmaster v3 and they sound ok. I would definitely upgrade if you want better sound though. I use the Shure am44Gs and they sound and track great. « Show Less
1220472
I don't know about a stylus or wha its used for. But I can say the wireless connection is inadequate and goes through periods a couple of times a week when it continually kiks out. The design is poor. All the connectorpors are on the side. The worst is the big clunky power cord which connects where I use my mouse. Worst computer I have ever owned
664881
Yes, although for a few more dollars you could buy an Audio-Technica cartridge with an elliptical stylus, instead of this conical stylus, which would make your records sound much better and last longer. This cartridge is very light, it may be better to buy a cartridge that is a bit heavier, for better tracking. Good luck.