This came on a deck I bought the other day:
Not seen one before. Has a (knackered) Shure stylus but otherwise, no markings that I can see. Cart is permenantly fixed to the sprung carrier.
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I'm Geoff.
What's this cartridge?
This came on a deck I bought the other day:
Not seen one before. Has a (knackered) Shure stylus but otherwise, no markings that I can see. Cart is permenantly fixed to the sprung carrier.
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I'm Adam.
Shure 'gard-a-matic'
Shure M75E-95G Type 2 etc.
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I'm Geoff.
Thanks - what's the idea behind it?
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I'm Peter.
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Perhaps the most desirable advantage of all is, the M75E- 95G Type 2 makes it posslble to operate the turntable In situatlons where a changer normally will not work well. These include such adverse codltlons as aboard a ship during a storm; in rooms where modern dancing is done; and, in general, in any area in which shaky floors or unstable phonograph supports wlll normally cause mistracking of the cartridge.
Yeh, you got be careful with that modern dancing
Hey! don't forget in a War zone
If mine I'd keep it as testimony to a Nutty idea.. realised.
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