Features

• Frequency Response: 10-50
• Recommended Tracking Force: 1.5
• Channel Separation at 1KHz: 30

Reviews (1)

Prestigious and Honest...
I liked this little cartridge for the under the $50 mark...It's a very honest cartridge in that it does not pretend to be an elite audiophile sounding cartridge and then show it's shortcomings.Basically, it would also be a moot point in trying to compare it with Grado's high end audiophile carts such as the Sonata, Statement or Platinum models---those are way ahead of the Black in terms of everything in sound and build quality ! The Grado Prestige Black is basically an entry-level hi-fi or audiophile cartridge that begins to give you a sample of what the more expensive good stuff could be like. It's just a "whiff"...
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Features

• Dedicated replacement stylus for the SC35C cartridge
• Ideal choice for all-purpose DJ use
• Includes 1 stylus & User Guide

Features

• File-management software
• Scratch Amp computer audio interface
• 3 encoded 12
• All necessary USB and RCA cables
• No more lugging crates of vinyl

Reviews (2)

Cool Gear~! Cool Work!
that's what i have dreamed about for working DJ thing.
Fuckin' awesome...........but just make sure you read the instructions carefully.
I can't say much but i bought this for my friend a while back and it has been a joy except at certain points when he forgot to read the instruction book.Beware, make sure your PC/Laptop has a Firewire portal before purchising this item. ... Read more

Features

• Ortofon
• Stylus Pro S

Features

• Fully adjustable counter weight & anti-skating controls
• Dual speed RPM (33/45)
• Target light adapter with RCA
• Removable head shell
• CN-1000 cartridge & felt slipmat included

Features

• Replacement headshell for Stanton turntables & most other brands, Compatible with headshell-mount needles, Includes 2 screw-in weights for better tracking (2g & 4g)

Features

• N/A

Features

• Unique wide-diameter Type S cantilever
• Tracking force of 1-1/2 to 3 grams
• Rugged construction
• Will not unduly wear your vinyl
• 9-1/2mV output

Reviews (1)

Battle Ready
These are the purfect needles for the world's most perfect turntable, the Technique 1200's but they are not limited to use only on 1200's. These needles can be installed in less than a minute and the needle can handle whatever you throw at it, so you can cut your records down to the bone! The bass sound really comes through well on these babies and they track your records really well which comes in handy for records which seem worn down. ... Read more

Features

• Oak AM/FM Radio/Turntable
• Belt drive turntable plays 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM
• 45 adapters (one) included

Reviews (1)

Radio listening as it was meant to be!
Listening to this radio is like going back to Grandma's house and waiting on Sunday dinner as Big Band tunes fill the room.
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Features

• Pro-quality turntable with high-torque direct drive motor and unique design
• Straight tone arm for superior tracking when scratching
• Unique digital features like Key Lock (Master Tempo) and S/PDIF output
• 2 Start/Stop switches for mix or battle setup
• 3 playback speeds (33, 45, 78 RPM), plus Quartz Lock and target light

Features

• Diamond stylus needle
• Replacement needle for non Stack-O-Matic turntables
• ABS plastic composition
• Provides thousands of rotations for extended playing time
• Even better than the original

Features

• Includes diamond-stylus needle; measures 18 x 11
• Nostalgic audio system with 3-speed turntable, 3-disc CD changer, cassette deck, and analog AM/FM tu
• Warm paprika veneer housing, antique-finished metal control panel, and eye-catching circular radio d
• Belt-drive turntable lays 33-1/3, 45, and 78 rpm albums; 20-track programmable CD memory and repeat
• Ad Style to your home with these working Retro decorative items from yesteryear.

Features

• Engineered for scratch DJ's and turntablists, the M44-7 is designed not to skip under even the most demanding circumstances
• Unique wide-diameter Type S cantilever with a tracking force of 1.5 to 3.0 grams
• Rugged construction is highly durable
• Designed not to wear out you valuable vinyl records
• Tone Arm Mount - Standard 1/2 inch

Reviews (2)

Good Stylus and Cartridge
If you've been using Stanton 500's or anything similar ($20-$30), you'll think this was perfection.But if you're an audiophile used to Grados, this'll be... well now to be honest it isn't bad but it's far from the ideal sound.I picked this one up because it's got a good sound, good anti-skip, won't burn out my records and while I'm not a fan of abusing my vinyls (scratching, etc.), this one was designed to handle it so you've got that option to if you want.In short, it's not bad at all.
Best scratch needlz ever
Wow I definitely think that sure really did it with this one. The needlz don't skip even out hard I try it wont skip unless I bang the table. these are great scratch needlz. The sound that comes out of these is superb. I think these are great for the average turntablest or pro. A+++ ... Read more

Features

• Built-in phono amplifier with equalization Belt-drive system with precision DC servo motor Dynamic balanced-type tone arm 33 and 45 RPM play speeds Detachable dust cover 14 1/8"W x 4"H x 14"D Includes 45 RPM adapter and cartridge wit

Reviews (4)

A great player for standard use, affordable as well.
I bought my Teac player about 10 years ago now, and it has served me well.I see unfortunately some of the other reviewers have had some problems with it, and one has had great luck, well i am a good luck review. Mine is actually the P-A400 model, but very similar in style and product as the 988 model, and mine does have the amplifier as well.I have a fair collection of records, And I use this a few times a month, and have had no major problems with the player. Only once after a move did I have a problem with the belt slipping off, but easy fix slipping it back on and no problems since.And, as with this model, it is fully automatic, makes it easy.The sound is pretty good as well.Remember, you get what you pay for. If you want the outstanding sound and indistructable, you'll have to pay for it. But this model should serve the purpose of most average users, and durability has not been a problem. Give this a shot.

Where's the Preamp?
This is a very low end turntable that could do well for someone that does not really care about quality equipment. Construction is cheap and the cartridge is not standard, so you can't buy any number of the cartridges available out there. Like one of the others said out here the tonearm is short and straight (but light weight) and will cause tracking error, as it nears the center of the record on playing, etc. Only good thing is it is fully automatic
What Was I Thinking?
If ever I wanted to hear this one record that I own from my small record collection, I would have to buy a new turntable because that recording was made in 1966 and was never released in any other format. I thought the Teac P-988 at $90 would serve my purpose. What was I thinking? Even if I had been able to get this turntable to produce any sound I would not have kept it and I would still rate it 1 star because 0 star is not an option at Amazon. This unit is so cheap that it's embarassing. I returned it and got the Audio-Technica AT-PL120 at $220 from Amazon. Now there's a turntable that will make all your records sound super fine for just a few more dollars. ... Read more