Chamberlain Needles

[Ben the phono man]

Thanks so much, I will look into them.

Thanks, Ben

[edisonphono]

I would like to direct people to my recent posting in the Yankee Trader
offering new old stock soft and medium tone steel needles:

[url]viewtopic.php?f=9&t=54535&p=324422&hili ... 324422[url]

Regards,

Bill Meyer
East Syracuse, N.Y.
http://ascobill.wix.com/edisonphono

[slammer]

I just bought a hundred needles from these guys.
Have no complaints so far.
https://www.schellack-plattenshop.net/Home

[Django]

I have been using NOS stock needles. I have found that Brilliantone work very well and have been available on eBay. They cost a little more than new needles, but they seem to have consistently good quality. I have bought soft, medium and loud and they were all excellent. I have also used NOS RCA Victor, (I don’t open the early Victor packs). The RCA Victor needles also work very well and have good consistency.

[AmberolaAndy]

So those spear point needles aren’t worth buying anymore?

[Wes K]

Has anyone tried or have experience with Boye needles?

[tim w]

I bought a number of packs once. I think they sound nice. They have a smooth response and low surface noise. Probably due to the constant taper like many of the other vintage needles.

[BillH_NJ]

I have been using Soundgen needles as well, along with BCN thorn needles, and have been happy with them.

Bill

[Ben the phono man]

I have been using Soundgen needles as well, along with BCN thorn needles, and have been happy with them.

Bill

Where do you get your soundgen needles?

Thanks