Seeburg t needles for 1959 model 222

Please, can anyone sell me a set of these? Thanks, Bob

It seems I've found one. Now I just need one more. Thanks. nsuser@shaw.ca

Bob,
I have OEM matched SETS of diamond's available (at ridiculously high price) PM me if interested.
Ron Rich

The best way to do this cheap is to carfully remove the needle tip so the tiny arm has a flat surface then get a new needle of some kind and cut the end off with the needle in it and superglue it to the above . I've done it several times .

ken g wrote:The best way to do this cheap is to carfully remove the needle tip so the tiny arm has a flat surface then get a new needle of some kind and cut the end off with the needle in it and superglue it to the above . I've done it several times .

Bet that sounds nice.

Thanks but i sence you are not being 'polite' . If you know what you are doing here you can save 100 to 150$ and get the same results .

Guy's,
There are (as I understand it) still companies out there that will "re-tip" needles. I had one such company do a lot of them in the past for me, very successfully. Unfortunately, the owner of this company passed away--and so did the company with him--
I do not think one could "add shank" and needle, to the Seeburg T style needles, without compromising performance--but that's just my humble opinion--which has been known to be wrong--! Ron Rich

Expert Stylus Company in England does excellent retips. And knows Stanton and Pickering products very well. Their retips will meet or exceed original spec.

Hi Kent,
Please add that info to the above, "where to find---", also, add their contact info, if possible -- Thanks, Ron Rich

info@expertstylus.co.uk! They do not have a website.