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NOS Duotone 917D/S Diamond Phonograph Needle Stylus Piezo Mastercraft SJN-1

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NOS Duotone 917D/S Diamond Phonograph Needle Stylus Piezo Mastercraft SJN-1 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This needle is new old stock. Although it is “new” in the package, it was probably made in the 1980s, or even earlier. It has been carefully inspected under high magnification, determined to be in good condition, and the expectation is that it is in perfect working order. Check out the photos to see what is included. Buyers will receive exactly the same needle as shown in the pics. I do have multiples of some needles, so the one shown may not be the specific one you will receive. Message me if you are not 100% sure this is the correct stylus for your turntable cartridge. I have an extensive collection of cross reference information. Message me with any questions or comments. Combined shipping is OK. No returns please. This item will be shipped well packed in recycled materials.

Original NOS Pfanstiehl Needle 618-DS77 Fits Many PIEZO MASTERCRAFT ARISTA

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My Reference Number is 685(This has nothing to do with the item being sold it is just so I can locate item quicker) Pfanstiehl Stylus Needle Original NOS Pfanstiehl Needle 618-DS77 Fits Many PIEZO MASTERCRAFT ARISTA THIS ITEM IS NEW OLD STOCK IN ORIGINAL FACTORY PACKAGING. The cases, labeling, foam packaging and/or any packaging within the item may be subject to yellowing, aging, wear or similar. The degree of this, if any at all, will vary and depend on item we are selling. Feel free to view pictures of item being sold. In most cases you can see what the stylus and/or cartridge fits by viewing the pictures on the listing. If the information is not in the pictures or description, it may be best to do a simple online search to make sure the item will fit your phonograph. PRICE STICKERS SEEN IN THE PICTURES, IF ANY, THAT YOU SEE ON THE ITEM BEING SOLD, THAT IS NOT THE SELLING PRICE ON THE ITEM TODAY. THESE PRICES SEEN ON PACKAGING ARE FROM ROUGHLY THE 1950s to the 1980s. WE LEFT THEM ON SO NOT TO DAMAGE ORIGINAL PACKAGING IN TRYING TO REMOVE THEM.