Styli for Beogram 1000

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  • #20243
    Gaea
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      Hi All,

      I’m looking around for a replacement/reserve stylus for my newly bought Beogram 1000.

      Sometimes I come across styli from Tonar, are they any good?

      And besides the SP6/7, can I use the the SP8/9 as well?

      In any case I’d prefer a elliptical diamond.

       

      Greetz,

      #20246
      Mark-sf
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        Yes you can use an SP9 which has an elliptical diamond.

        #28655
        Gaea
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          Ok, thanks.

          Another question; are the SP 6/7-8/9-10-12-14 interchangable between various SP based Belograms?

          I have a SP6/7 retipped by FJS recently with a Nude contact line elliptical stylus, and I was wondering if this can be used on any other later SP based Beograms?

          TIA!

          #28916
          yachadm
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            Another question; are the SP 6/7-8/9-10-12-14 interchangeable between various SP based Beograms?

            The stylii themselves are Generally, yes.

             

            Nude contact line elliptical stylus, and I was wondering if this can be used on any other later SP based Beograms.

             

            Short answer – generally yes.

            But a Contact Line is NOT an Elliptical.

            You have EITHER a Contact Line, OR an Elliptical.

             

             

            #28918
            Gaea
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              Thanks, the stylus is indeed only Contact line and not elliptical.

              My mistake.

              I was wondering if I would buy a later SP based Beogram, I could use my newly retipped element on another Beogram like the 3000 or 1800 just for example.

              Because the retipping was more expensive as the Beogram 1000 is ever worth…

              #28919
              yachadm
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                I was wondering if I would buy a later SP based Beogram, I could use my newly retipped element on another Beogram like the 3000 or 1800 just for example.

                Yes, absolutely – I have done exactly that for other customers.

                The early SP6/7 etc stylii fit just fine on a SP12/14 series cartridge, but with a small space, which I fill with a small rubber grommet. It looks just fine.

                #28920
                yachadm
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                  Here’s a comparison of the SP10/12/14 (top) and SP6/7/8 etc (middle).

                  The rubber grommet ensures an aesthetic fit on a BG120x/3000 etc tonearm.

                  SP10-Castell-comparison-scaled

                  #28923
                  Gaea
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                    But I can swap it along with the cartridge by plugging it onto the newer tonarm I asume?

                    #28927
                    Gaea
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                      I recently bought a SP10 like on the top of your picture with a broken needle, just to have a spare cartridge for €25.

                      I’m keeping the needle/element for future retipping

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