You will likely have to purchase an aftermarket one (and even they are severely expensive. There's a German made one which is the best available). Original Zenith ones are pushing over $250 NOS. Most of the usual jukebox parts houses should be able to get you one.

John Warmack at Warmack Distributing likely has the parts for this one or leads on getting them. Contact info at www.recordist.com/Ampex parts sources.

You should be able to purchase this part from AMI-Rowe or their distributors. Also, Victory Glass might have the part.

A P-Mount would be major surgery on one but might be doable. But the arm might not like tracking that light. The stock cartridges on this series are fine. They track well and gentle on records. The best US made changer ever installed in a compact or console in my opinion. Wish the others were as gen...

ALL P-132 cartridges are Ceramic. And that's the only option you have or an aftermarket of it. The biggest annoyances of owning a Wurlitzer of any kind. And I like them, the selection receivers are also sometimes a beast to repair. Very overengineered compared to say a Rock-Ola or a AMI.

radiotvnut, Recognize you from Audiokarma/Videokarma. Broadcast Electronics in 1980 purchased Rek-O-Kut and QRK and produced the QRK turntables and the Rek-O-Kut tonearms until around 1991. And they kept to the classic models. For further information on both makes, see http://www.russcoturntables.co...

These records are purely for audiophiles and are 12" size. And not for jukebox use. And range in price from $21.95-$55.00 new. And demand the best tonearms and cartridges set up and adjusted correctly. And limited editions which some are already fetching double the issue price.