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200 NEW JICO STYLI ADDED ON LP TUNES!

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200 NEW JICO STYLI ADDED ON LP TUNES!

LP TUNES ®, the exclusive distributor of JICO products in the Americas, has added 200 genuine JICO replacement styli to their product line. 

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JICO appoints LP TUNES as exclusive distributor for the Americas

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JICO appoints LP TUNES as exclusive distributor for the Americas

JICO, the world-class manufacturer of high quality stylus replacements, has chosen LP TUNES as the exclusive distributor for the Americas. The exclusive distribution agreement was formally signed on October 26, 2017 and is aimed at expanding the availability of JICO styli in the Americas.

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How to Identify Which Stylus will Work with Your Turntable

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How to Identify Which Stylus will Work with Your Turntable

Step 1. Find the make and model of your turntable. The make is the company that made the turntable, the model is usually several letters and numbers. For example, the Audio-Technica AT-PL120 turntable. Audio-Technica would be the make and AT-PL120 would be the model number. Write this information down. For Step 2, you'll attempt to identify your cartridge. Please refer to the option that matches your situation. Step 2a. There's a cartridge and/or stylus on your turntable and you can locate the make and model number:This information is found on the cartridge. For example, the Audio-Technica AT-PL120 turntable was fitted with an Audio-Technica ATP-2X cartridge. This information will allow you to find a stylus that is compatible with your cartridge. Write this information down and refer to step 3. Step 2b. There's a cartridge and/or stylus on your turntable, but you are unable to find the make and/or model number:In this situation, it would be best to simply send us photos of the...

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Turntable Beginners Guide

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Turntable Beginners Guide

If you are just getting started with vinyl or just need a refresher on the parts of a turntable, look no further! Hey there! Are you just getting started in the world of vinyl? Or perhaps, would you just like to know more about your turntable and the parts that make it up? Either way, we are here to share some knowledge with you that will educate and may assist you in finding the right parts for your turntable. The following is a list of the parts of a basic turntable. You may have something similar to this or maybe even something a bit more advanced, but for now we’ll go over the core components. Plinth – This is the base of the turntable. It holds all of the components up and usually houses the motor. It can be made of many different shapes, sizes, weights and materials. Platter – The platter sits atop the plinth and it is what the record...

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JICO replacement Empire S2000E/III stylus
Michael Watsonw (Wilson, US)
New life for a classic cartridge

I really enjoy listening to albums with my Empire S2000E/III and this new JICO stylus. It gives me another experience from my normal Ortofon 2m blue cartridge. I get a better upper range definition and slightly less bass with the Empire/JICO setup, and a perfect alternative cartridge for my budget stereo!

Good job

A different brand of stylus cartridge was on my record player, which I discovered when I bought the record player brand of replacement needle, and it didn't fit. I sent photos, and they were able to identify the correct stylus. It works!