Kind of overkill on the mounting effort. but you did a very complete job. Too bad you started with the cheap version with the plastic cantilever. Also, your tone-arm set down needs to be adjusted inward just slightly so it doesn't have to 'find' the lead in groove.
i have some brackets from Magnavox changers that i pulled the dead mono cartridges off and plan to put a stereo cartridge on at least one of them .now i know epoxy will work
👍👍👍red cartridge is best
Yes cheers!!!
Nice...i have watched guy use foam and plastic as well.
Yes they have their own style.
Kind of overkill on the mounting effort. but you did a very complete job. Too bad you started with the cheap version with the plastic cantilever. Also, your tone-arm set down needs to be adjusted inward just slightly so it doesn't have to 'find' the lead in groove.
Well it works fine and my lead-in is just right.
are those high output cartridges? great job by the way
Yes it's a ceramic cartridge
i have some brackets from Magnavox changers that i pulled the dead mono cartridges off and plan to put a stereo cartridge on at least one of them .now i know epoxy will work
Epoxy works just fine. Try Devcon this my adhesive.
what cutting tool are you using ,it's great idea ,sounds great,Thankyou for posting
Mini grinding tool
@@Woodys_Hobbies Thanks woody
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Great job Woody! That's a really cool record player, does it auto change or do you have to press the button every time?
Thank you!!!
It is auto change player I'm pressing the button just for the demo of the new installed cartridge.