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Help replacing needle Yorx M2686

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FGiacomelli

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Hello, I just bought a Yorx M2686 and I'm having a hard time pulling the needle out. The modle of the needle, according to what I found, is a 711-D7M If anyone could help me I would immensely appreciate it.
 
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I guess my point was... a search found it. Something the OP might have considered. Frankly not sure I spend anything on a Yorx piece but I understand the desire to get something working again.
 
Yeah, I'm planning to buy a receiver and turntable in the future. Right now I just want to have something to listen to vinyls. To be honest the Yorx impressed me, it isn't too bad. It gives a decent sound even with the old Sounddesign speakers that came with it. With a little TLC it can get better.
 
Good job disparaging new people to audio and the site; I'm sure it is in the spirit of AudioKarma.

Totally butchering, lol.


Matt
 
MRL_Audio said:
Here's a hanky... or hanky"s" depending on the need and language of choice.
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Some reporting on the perceived issue…

“Others might consider “vinyl” to be a zero plural — a plural that’s identical to its singular form, such as deer, fish, scissors and buffalo — but Liberman thinks otherwise. Regarding the “vinyl is the plural of vinyl” rule, he concludes, “This is an unusually pure case of peevological emergence, without either tradition or logic on its side, and also (as far as I can tell) without any single authoritative figure behind the idea.”

And who wants to hang out at a record store filled with authority figures, anyway? Shouldn’t the local record shop be a place where young radicals can defy their cranky, language snob elders?

So carry on, kids. Call them “vinyls.” Anyone who loves record stores should be overjoyed you’re calling them anything at all.”

The last sentence says it all!

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