Although records are not in wide use anymore, there are plenty of records out there which can be played and enjoyed with a record player. In this article you will learn how to change a cartridge needle.
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Grasp the cartridge between thumb and forefinger.
Slide it forward.
Remove any dust at the connection to the tone arm.
Slide the new cartridge into the pickup.
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JetFish said
on 9/9/2009 truly glad I could help
jenlo said
on 8/11/2008 had no idea what to do. this was very helpful, I was trying to replace a fisher price needle. thanks!