Garrard Synchro-Lab 95B needles

[CrazedCountryRebel]

Hello, I just got a Garrard Synchro-lab 95 B turntable with a Shure m75ed cartridge. I guess I will need a stereo receiver made for turntables due to the low signal output. The needle it came with is for 78's only but I was wondering if there was one I could get that could play 33's, 45's, and 78's, or if I will have to change them all the time. Any recommendations? thanks.

[Alec124c41]

You should get a stylus for LPs. You don't have to switch cartridges.
If you have a sound system without a phono section, you can buy an external phono pre-amp to boost the signal and apply the RIAA tonal correction.

Cheers,
Alec

[Bran Kulez]

here's a link to a stylus that will work well in your tonearm...

http://www.lpgear.com/product/SHSM0075EDT2.html

[CrazedCountryRebel]

Thanks for the help guys, I need to get a stereo receiver anyway, so I will try to find one with phono inputs.

[CrazedCountryRebel]

Is there anywhere I can get an automatic spindle for 45's?

[mmarston]

Is there anywhere I can get an automatic spindle for 45's?

http://jukn55.com/other-items-45rpm.html

A little past halfway down the page: "New Old Stock (NOS) Garrard LRS-25 EV#448S 45 rpm adapter. 3 1/8" in height. Fits Garrard record changers SLX3, SL72B, SL75, SL75B, SL95 & SL95B."

Not affiliated with this seller, but have bought from them and been satisfied. In fact it was this exact item...

Best,
Mike

[CrazedCountryRebel]

Great, thanks!

[CrazedCountryRebel]

I found an old 8 track player in the attic that has phono inputs, and I ordered the stylus so I should be ready to go soon! I am excited to see how much better it sounds than the Fisher I am using now.

[CrazedCountryRebel]

Ok, I got the stylus but I still can barley hear it, so I guess even though the inputs are labeled phono they do not amplify it enough and I will need a pre-amp.