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JFord Posts: 4	Posted - Sat Mar 31, 2001 10:39 am  I am undertaking the task of recording my rare LPs to CD-R and I am trying to do it properly (without going overboard). I own a Technical SL-1600 turntable that currently has an unknown cartridge and a Stanton Stylus (unknown model). Just to make sure that I am doing this properly, does anyone have any recommendations on a replacement cartridge and stylus for me?
oldman Posts: 86	Posted - Sat Mar 31, 2001 11:12 pm  Not a recommendation but this site might help. http://www.needledoctor.com/
Jim Records Posts: 32	Posted - Sat Apr 21, 2001 10:44 am  Quote: Not a recommendation but this site might help. http://www.needledoctor.com/ I have a Empire Quad Cardrige,40000D/3 (Has 3 Vertical Lines) Tracking forces Set @ 1 gram on my pioneer Pl-530 Turntable. This cardrige is very expensive,& today it would cost nearly a $1000.00 dollars! I paid back in 1973 $350.00 for it. The noise leval is extramely low on playing any of my old Lp records. But is this one suited for playback for converting it to digital? I suppose any good cardrige is ok. Tip: Do not use anything to clear away dust,etc. Use Dust Off Compressed-gas duster only. I have 500+ Lp records I will burn,& installed in wave files, & hope most of them will be converted into PC Digital. Ok guys, lets hear what you have,as a good cardrige, is imperative for recording,& reducing the noise problem.
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