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300 SOFT-Volume NEEDLES - Gramophone, Victor Phonograph, 78 RPM Records For Sale


300 SOFT-Volume NEEDLES - Gramophone, Victor Phonograph, 78 RPM Records
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300 SOFT-Volume NEEDLES - Gramophone, Victor Phonograph, 78 RPM Records:
$13.40

300 SOFT tone needles for old Gramophone Victrola PHONOGRAPHS
Antique phonographs antique record player orthophonic orthophonics victor talking machine columbia sonora sonata zonophone hand-crank crank handcrank recordplayer record-playerNEWSteel Phonograph Needles.Made specifically for early-time Gramophone & phonographs that required the metal needle as the stylus for the shellac records in which they were made to play.

These can be used on your antique phonographs such as Sonora, Victor Talking Machine & antique Victor Victrolas, Columbia & Grafonola,
Silvertone, His Masters Voice (HMV), Brunswick, and many more that playstandard flat shellac 78rpm record discs from the early 1900's.

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Which Chamberlain Phonograph brand needles do I buy? (Listed from Softest volume to Loudest)


Soft Tone Needles- Very good for apartments and for those who don’t want to wake the neighbors. They have the thinnest shafts of the tones.

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Medium Tone Needles- Provides a nice pleasant sound but with reduced volume making them perfect for use in a smaller room or area. The thickness of the shaft is skinnier than the Loud Tone needles, but thicker than the Soft Toned needles.

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Siren Spearpoint Needles - Very nice tones come from the “Siren”. She sings beautifully. A unique shape to the shaft. The shaft is about the same as the Loud tone and it produces a nice variety of highs and low tones.

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Loud Tone Needles- Great for most listening environments. They have the thickest diameter of shaft and tend to be the loudest in volume. You will hear the music across your entire home using these.

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Since 1991, Chamberlain needles are for use with early 1900’s hand-crank phonographs/gramophones that have a thumbscrew that holds the needle into the reproducer.These needles will work on many reproducers; Victor, HMV, Columbia, Sonora, Sonata, Brunswick, Universal, United, Paramount, Silvertone, Zonophone,Berliner, and VictorOrthophonicVictrolas, as well as hundreds of other manufacturers of this time. Chamberlain needles are suitable for playing 78 RPM shellac records. Product of St. Paul, MN USA.

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Packaging will vary in design.• ________ •________ •Please read, Shipping/handling:
USA= Expect arrival in 3-9 days. USA Tracking is included.
Outside USA = will pay using PayPal only, expect arrival in 8-17 days.
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Please note:Please be sure your record is meant to be played with a metal needle as the stylusbefore using them and you are using the correct equipment to do so.Metal needles are NOT meant for cylinder records, Pathé, and Edison Diamond Disc records. Those brands require a special stylus. All metal needles, no matter what manufacturer, are meant to be played once and discarded. So please keep this in mind when purchasing your pack quantities



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300 SOFT-Volume NEEDLES - Gramophone, Victor Phonograph, 78 RPM Records

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