Re: [ARSCLIST] Styli for playback of 78's

[Robert Reilly <reills@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jan,

I think you have a good start with those three styli. My personal 
collection matches yours pretty closely. I have 2.0 mil to 4.0 mil in 
0.5 mil steps. For me the 2.5 and 3.0 usually produce the best playback. 
I usually begin with one of those and listen. If the sound quality is 
less than satisfactory, moving up to the next size improves the quality 
more often than not. I have a separate cartridge and headshell for each 
stylus. For me the ease of changing cartridges is worth the small extra 
investment.

Cheers,

Bob Reilly
Pawling, NY
> is a great "all round" styli that fits for most records....
> Suggestions??
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> Best regards
> Jan
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> Are there any of these tools available as part of a low price, end user,
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