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Sean I really appreciate the lead on Ron. I will give him a call. Gramophone78 thanks for the info on how to tell if a needle is new or used and the records. I will try that. Maybe I have more new needles than I thought. The woman did give me two original tins for needles which I love. The one actually still had three needles in it. I've been surprised at how loud the music is. I expected it to be quieter. I know you can get loud and soft tone needles. I really appreciate you all answering my questions, I'm sure you get the same ones over and over. I did try the search function a few times before I posted with mixed results.

Lisa

If everyone used the search function, we wouldn't get to meet new people.

Welcome to the forum Lisa. My sister's name is Lisa. I hate her.

So why did no one warn me about Vince?

Now you know! Welcome to the form Lisa, my sisters name is Brenda. I miss her.

Welcome, Lisa! I don't have a sister.

As a newcomer, you might enjoy some of the articles posted on the Antique Phonograph Society website. This one might be particularly useful:

http://www.antiquephono.org/basic-antiq ... onal-tips/

Have fun!

George P.

Thanks George, I will check it out.

There's also George Vollema of Great Lakes Antique Phonograph(GLAP)in Bitely, Michigan. Check out his website. He is close enough to you to save on shipping costs.

Kevan wrote:my sisters name is Brenda. I miss her.

phonogfp wrote:I don't have a sister

Thanks for laying on the guilt guys, you made me call her and now I have a headache.