racfan9 Super Member Mar 28, 2012 #1 Can anyone I.D. the stylus on this AT 2212eh cartridge, the only marking I can see is just the AT logo. Thanks, racfan9 Attachments IMG_0513.jpg 59.7 KB · Views: 55 IMG_0528.jpg 39.1 KB · Views: 60 IMG_0529.jpg 34.8 KB · Views: 44
Can anyone I.D. the stylus on this AT 2212eh cartridge, the only marking I can see is just the AT logo. Thanks, racfan9
flavio81 Turntable technician Mar 29, 2012 #3 Let's also add that there is a whole range of styli for that cart, from conical (of diverse compliance) to Shibata.
Let's also add that there is a whole range of styli for that cart, from conical (of diverse compliance) to Shibata.
marcmorin RIP 1953-2020 Mar 29, 2012 #4 flavio81 said: Let's also add that there is a whole range of styli for that cart, from conical (of diverse compliance) to Shibata. Click to expand... That is correct. The ATN12Sa stylus will plug right in.
flavio81 said: Let's also add that there is a whole range of styli for that cart, from conical (of diverse compliance) to Shibata. Click to expand... That is correct. The ATN12Sa stylus will plug right in.
marcmorin RIP 1953-2020 Mar 29, 2012 #6 Fasterdamnit said: And it is really dirty. Click to expand... Hey Jim, with your electrical background, I would have thought you would have noticed the grounds are crossed on the cart as well
Fasterdamnit said: And it is really dirty. Click to expand... Hey Jim, with your electrical background, I would have thought you would have noticed the grounds are crossed on the cart as well
gadget73 junk junkie Subscriber Mar 29, 2012 #7 Is it? Some carts hook up like that. My Pickering V15 among them.
Doug G. Lunatic Member Mar 29, 2012 #8 Those are switched for that style AT. The greenie should be on the same side as the red. Look at the little circles of color around the pins to be sure, of course. EDIT: Also, it doesn't look all that dirty to me. Doug Last edited: Mar 29, 2012
Those are switched for that style AT. The greenie should be on the same side as the red. Look at the little circles of color around the pins to be sure, of course. EDIT: Also, it doesn't look all that dirty to me. Doug