Curious about the dual needle configuration, which switches 78 and LP stylus from side to side.Do both needles track the record at the same time?
Surely this cannot be good for the records. What were they thinking?
RCA Victor Stereo-Orthophonic Hi Fidelity Dual Amplifier
Electrically amplified phonographs or radio/phonographs and related components (approx. 1928-1990).
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James Meadows
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I used to have one.
The selected stylus is pushed down by the pad on the cartridge element, while the other one lifts up by its own spring pressure. So only one stylus is in contact with the record.
If both of yours are touching the record at the same time, either the stylus assembly is inserted wrong, or it is damaged.
The selected stylus is pushed down by the pad on the cartridge element, while the other one lifts up by its own spring pressure. So only one stylus is in contact with the record.
If both of yours are touching the record at the same time, either the stylus assembly is inserted wrong, or it is damaged.
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audiophile559
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I've got one of those consoles. How do you like the amp section? -Ted
I love my RCA Model SHF-3
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