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Subject:
Old vinyl records
Category: Arts and Entertainment Asked by: davitaz53-ga List Price: $2.50 |
Posted:
13 Jul 2003 15:10 PDT
Expires: 12 Aug 2003 15:10 PDT Question ID: 229550 |
On record players, how does a 78 needle differ from a 45 needle? |
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Re: Old vinyl records
Answered By: jackburton-ga on 13 Jul 2003 15:48 PDT Rated: ![]() |
Hi Davitaz53, "The difference is size. the 78 stylus is 4 times larger than the LP stylus. This is because the groove dimensions of the 78 disc are larger. if you place a LP stylus into a 78 groove, the needle will be resting on the bottom of the groove instead of tracing the groove wall. The result is lots of surface noise and little sound. Over the years I have seen many collectors accept this poor sound as simply the fault of the record! Using the right size stylus is always important." http://www.kabusa.com/needbelt.htm "Are different needles required for LP, 45's and 78's? Yes. There are two basic groove sizes, 78's are called Standard groove and LP's & 45's are called Micro groove. There is a 4 to 1 difference in stylus size for each groove. It stands to reason that the right size stylus gets the best sound from each groove." http://www.kabusa.com/ttables.htm I hope this helps! regards, jackburton-ga ___________________ Search terms used on Google: [ difference 78 needle 45 record ] |
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