Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-6C This is the Shellac coated MU Metal CONSUMER MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the professional CHROME PLATED Professional IRM-8C model)Also of note is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the Mu metal case. This is to increase compliance and and shock resistance. IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5 grs Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: MU METAL Body with orange lacquer coating. DC Resistance 270 Ohm. Body in perfect condition, stylus bar clean and straight. Stylus seems to be missingStylus is not user replaceable but could be handled by a professional retipper.The two terminals at the back have been broken off to fit cartridge in a headshell in the past. There is enough left of the terminals to solder new leads.Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is Washer, Spring and C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THESE ARE ORIGINAL GE PARTS from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. C-Clip: Stamped Metal about .175 diameter.Spring: 45 diameter.spring steel .45 long .15 diameter.Washer: Copper about .245 diameter. These small parts are most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone.The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-8C This is the Chrome plated PROFESSIONAL MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the MU Metal dull consumer model) This the the Chrome Plated IRM-8C (catalog numbers RPX-25 and RPX-29), not the consumer version IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) This seems to be a custom production for CAPEHART with wire leads instead of terminals and no GE Logo on the shell.Notable about this cartridge is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the chrome housing. This was to give the cartridge more compliance and shock resistance Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5g Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: Great, excellent plating with only faint scuffing sides of housing a little wavy from pressure fitting, stylus bar straight and undamaged. Leads cut off, about 3 mm long 78 rpm stylus tip is present, but I have no idea of the stylus tip material, or the amount of wear. Stylus is not consumer exchangeable and you may have to send cartridge to a professional for retippingShort wire leads with short insulation cover. DC Resistance 249 Ohm. Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

REK-O-KUT 120 Tonearm Pickup Arm + GE RPX-046 Variable Reluctance Cartridge Domo Arigato! Welcome, Thank you for your visit. Description Operation confirmed. The appearance has scratches, dullness, dirt, etc. due to normal use. For other appearances, please refer to the photo. Shipping Shipping is only available to the address registered in eBay. Shipping is by FedEx or EMS. Free Shipping Returns Unconditional Return Policy Customer service and satisfaction are very important to us.I have an unconditional return policy if notified within 30 of the receipt of the item. All returned items must be the original condition.All return requests must be made within 30 days of the receipt of the item. Please contact me first for return before you ship it back to me.The postage of the returned goods is a buyer burden. International Buyers Please Note:Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges.These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up -do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” -US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. I am sorry but we can not arrange that because it is illegal in Japan.Thank you.

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listing many other similar items! >>>Visit StoreDescription Condition: Used Brand: Recocut Tonearm 120 GE Barrillera Single Baton Cartridge RPX-046 set It is a set of tonearm and Barrillera single baton cartridge.Rek-O-Kut Recocut tonearm 120 modelGE Barrillera Single Baton Cartridge RPX-046Please check the images for scratches and condition.I have been using it until recently, so there is no problem in operation. Please check the picture for the condition of the product. Please refrain from nervous people and those who seek perfection.I am waiting for a question by a message?There may be an error in the Item specifics. ?Please give priority to photos and descriptions. Please read the full item description and contact us with any questions you may have prior to purchasing.Please let me know if there are any other products you want. Even if the condition is Unused, it has been handed to someone once, so we list it as a used item. Please purchase only if you understand the second hand product. The items we are selling are used in Japan. You may need a transformer for use in your country.Payment Please pay within 5 days after auction is finished.Shipping We ship to world wide for free by SAL(With tracking number). All items will be carefully packed and shipped to you directly from Japan.International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyers responsibility. Please check with your countrys customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.Provided by HARU

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is Washer, Spring and C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THESE ARE ORIGINAL GE PARTS from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. C-Clip: Stamped Metal about .175 diameter.Spring: 45 diameter.spring steel .45 long .15 diameter.Washer: Copper about .245 diameter. These small parts are most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone.The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-6C This is the Shellac coated MU Metal CONSUMER MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the professional CHROME PLATED Professional IRM-8C model)Also of note is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the Mu metal case. This is to increase compliance and and shock resistance. IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5 grs Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: MU METAL Body with orange lacquer coating. DC Resistance 270 Ohm. Body in perfect condition, stylus bar clean and straight. Stylus seems to be missingStylus is not user replaceable but could be handled by a professional retipper.The two terminals at the back have been broken off to fit cartridge in a headshell in the past. There is enough left of the terminals to solder new leads.Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the COPPER WASHER IN PICTURE 4 ONLY For sale is ONE COPPER WASHER of the Stylus Assembly that sits under the spring on the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Copper about .245 diameter. This copper washer sits tightly on the T carrier shaft under the spring and prevents the spring from digging into the cartridge body. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the C-CLIP IN PICTURE 3 & 4 ONLY For sale is ONE C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the spring down on the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Stamped brass about .175 diameter. This small part is most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone. The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-8C This is the Chrome plated PROFESSIONAL MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the MU Metal dull consumer model) This the the Chrome Plated IRM-8C (catalog numbers RPX-25 and RPX-29), not the consumer version IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) This seems to be a custom production for CAPEHART with wire leads instead of terminals and no GE Logo on the shell.Notable about this cartridge is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the chrome housing. This was to give the cartridge more compliance and shock resistance Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5g Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: Great, excellent plating with only faint scuffing sides of housing a little wavy from pressure fitting, stylus bar straight and undamaged. Leads cut off, about 3 mm long 78 rpm stylus tip is present, but I have no idea of the stylus tip material, or the amount of wear. Stylus is not consumer exchangeable and you may have to send cartridge to a professional for retippingShort wire leads with short insulation cover. DC Resistance 249 Ohm. Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

I dont think this has ever been used but is untested and has rust.

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the C-CLIP IN PICTURE 3 & 4 ONLY For sale is ONE C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the spring down on the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Stamped brass about .175 diameter. This small part is most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone. The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is Washer, Spring and C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THESE ARE ORIGINAL GE PARTS from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. C-Clip: Stamped Metal about .175 diameter.Spring: 45 diameter.spring steel .45 long .15 diameter.Washer: Copper about .245 diameter. These small parts are most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone.The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-6C This is the Shellac coated MU Metal CONSUMER MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the professional CHROME PLATED Professional IRM-8C model)Also of note is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the Mu metal case. This is to increase compliance and and shock resistance. IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5 grs Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: MU METAL Body with orange lacquer coating. DC Resistance 270 Ohm. Body in perfect condition, stylus bar clean and straight. Stylus seems to be missingStylus is not user replaceable but could be handled by a professional retipper.The two terminals at the back have been broken off to fit cartridge in a headshell in the past. There is enough left of the terminals to solder new leads.Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-8C This is the Chrome plated PROFESSIONAL MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the MU Metal dull consumer model) This the the Chrome Plated IRM-8C (catalog numbers RPX-25 and RPX-29), not the consumer version IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) This seems to be a custom production for CAPEHART with wire leads instead of terminals and no GE Logo on the shell.Notable about this cartridge is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the chrome housing. This was to give the cartridge more compliance and shock resistance Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5g Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: Great, excellent plating with only faint scuffing sides of housing a little wavy from pressure fitting, stylus bar straight and undamaged. Leads cut off, about 3 mm long 78 rpm stylus tip is present, but I have no idea of the stylus tip material, or the amount of wear. Stylus is not consumer exchangeable and you may have to send cartridge to a professional for retippingShort wire leads with short insulation cover. DC Resistance 249 Ohm. Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

General Electric NOS Variable Reluctance Single-Stylus Cartridge RPX-040A. Includes original box, cartridge, some parts and instructions as pictured. This is an untested item that’s being sold as is. See photos for details on condition.

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the C-CLIP IN PICTURE 3 & 4 ONLY For sale is ONE C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the spring down on the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Stamped brass about .175 diameter. This small part is most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone. The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the COPPER WASHER IN PICTURE 4 ONLY For sale is ONE COPPER WASHER of the Stylus Assembly that sits under the spring on the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Copper about .245 diameter. This copper washer sits tightly on the T carrier shaft under the spring and prevents the spring from digging into the cartridge body. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping. We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is the SPRING IN PICTURE 4 ONLY For sale is ONE SPRING of the Stylus Assembly that holds the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL GE PART from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. Blackened spring steel .45 long .15 diameter. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. CARTRIDGE NOT INCLUDED, for Reference only. For sale is Washer, Spring and C-CLIP of the Stylus Assembly that holds the T Carrier for the GE VR Triple Play RPJ etc cartridge. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON A GE VR II, dont know if it will fit. THESE ARE ORIGINAL GE PARTS from a GE VR RPJ cartridge. C-Clip: Stamped Metal about .175 diameter.Spring: 45 diameter.spring steel .45 long .15 diameter.Washer: Copper about .245 diameter. These small parts are most often lost: When the C clip is removed, the spring throws everything out and spring and C-clip are gone.The C-Clip has a lip on the underside, which seats and centers the spring. The C-Clip is pressed in a notch around the T Carrier shaft. These are the small pesky parts, often lost, which make the turn around feature of the triple catridge work. If you refer to the first picture, it is as follows: The T-carrier with the two LP/ 78 rpm styli is stuck through the cartridge body. Next comes a tiny copper washer, which prevents the spring from gouging the body. Next comes the steel spring, which you have to depress to fit the C-Clip on the shaft. On top you then put the knob. Pls click this link for more GE VR Cartridge Parts. Condition: Like new. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-8C This is the Chrome plated PROFESSIONAL MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the MU Metal dull consumer model) This the the Chrome Plated IRM-8C (catalog numbers RPX-25 and RPX-29), not the consumer version IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) This seems to be a custom production for CAPEHART with wire leads instead of terminals and no GE Logo on the shell.Notable about this cartridge is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the chrome housing. This was to give the cartridge more compliance and shock resistance Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5g Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: Great, excellent plating with only faint scuffing sides of housing a little wavy from pressure fitting, stylus bar straight and undamaged. Leads cut off, about 3 mm long 78 rpm stylus tip is present, but I have no idea of the stylus tip material, or the amount of wear. Stylus is not consumer exchangeable and you may have to send cartridge to a professional for retippingShort wire leads with short insulation cover. DC Resistance 249 Ohm. Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. For sale is a first generation 1947 GE VR IRM-6C This is the Shellac coated MU Metal CONSUMER MODEL of the VARIABLE RELUCTANCE cartridge (check my other auctions for the professional CHROME PLATED Professional IRM-8C model)Also of note is that the inner cartridge is floating on rubber padding inside the Mu metal case. This is to increase compliance and and shock resistance. IRM-6C (catalog numbers RPX-10) Here is some information about this cartridge: Typevariable reluctance Output Voltage11 mV Frequency Response20Hz - Tracking Force28.5 grs Mass Channel Separation Channel Balance Load Impedance Output Impedance300 ohms Stylus Stylus Tipvarious spherical 3mil Cantilever Dynamic Compliance0.87 x10-6cm/Dyne Static Compliance NotesMono 78RPM. *4.8cm/Sec GE cartridge is an IRM-6C from 1947, often wrongly called RPX-10 it was one of the first Variable reluctance units manufactured by GE .... The patent of the principle had been deposited at the end of 1945,it was designed only for 78 use There was also the IRM-8C it was the professional model of the IRM-6C with a chrome plated body I believe that at that time, this sort of cartridge was mostly marketed for professional use, as were the earliest RPX models. The advertisement here promotes a diamond stylus, and my mind boggles at the cost of a diamond needle. This would have been at least $30.00 in 1940s US Dollars. Who would have had that sort of money? But it might have made sense for a radio broadcaster. Normal needles for things like this were osmium and, sometimes, sapphire. But considering the suffering required to replace the needle with this one, a diamond made sense. Condition: MU METAL Body with orange lacquer coating. DC Resistance 270 Ohm. Body in perfect condition, stylus bar clean and straight. Stylus seems to be missingStylus is not user replaceable but could be handled by a professional retipper.The two terminals at the back have been broken off to fit cartridge in a headshell in the past. There is enough left of the terminals to solder new leads.Otherwise untested. Pls check more cartridges and phono items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Please check my other listings for some great vintage Turntable and Phonograph items, Phonograph and Music books! Click here for some great items up for auction and fixed price items: Click here for more great Books, Catalogs, Phonograph and Turntable Items! Photos may have been taken under fluerescent light. Color values may have shiften. WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS. IF you win multiple items, please wait for me to send you an invoice first before paying. That way I can make sure that you will receive a single low postage for the whole package. Pls check more turntable and phonograph items in my other auctions. All items will be safely packed to avoid any damage and promptly shipped. Thank you for your interest, and enjoy! Powered by SixBits eCommerce Solution

Ge Ballerella Rpx Singolo ML Diamante Usato / Include Uno 0.7 Ricambio NeedleasQuesto foglio informativo sul prodotto è stato originariamente stilato in lingua inglese. Si prega di consultare appresso una traduzione automatica dello stesso in lingua italiani. Per ogni domanda, si invita cortesemente a contattarci.PagamentoSiate certi che il nostro negozio offre una varietà di metodi di pagamento.Si prega di pagare entro 5 giorni dal termine dellasta.Chi siamoCi troviamo in Giappone. Per i prodotti elettrici, controllare il produttore e il prodotto e convertirli alla tensione di ciascun paese. Prevediamo di spedire tramite FedEx o DHL. Vi preghiamo di contattarci poiché in alcuni casi le spese di spedizione possono essere modificate. È nostro piacere renderti felice proponendoti il ??nostro articolo consigliato.Se hai domande o richieste sugli articoli, non esitare a chiederci.Acquirenti internazionali - Nota:-I dazi doganali, le tasse e le spese non sono inclusi nel prezzo dellarticolo o nelle spese di spedizione. Queste spese sono a carico dellacquirente.-Si prega di verificare con lufficio doganale del proprio paese per determinare quali saranno questi costi aggiuntivi prima dellofferta/acquisto.-Queste spese vengono normalmente riscosse dalla società di spedizione (spedizione) o al momento del ritiro dellarticolo - non confonderle con spese di spedizione aggiuntive.-Non contrassegniamo i valori della merce al di sotto del valore né contrassegniamo gli articoli come - regali - Le normative governative statunitensi e internazionali vietano tale comportamento.]]>Ci troviamo in Giappone. Per i prodotti elettrici, controllare il produttore e il prodotto e convertirli alla tensione di ciascun paese. Prevediamo di spedire tramite FedEx o DHL. Vi preghiamo di contattarci poiché in alcuni casi le spese di spedizione possono essere modificate. -I dazi doganali, le tasse e le spese non sono inclusi nel prezzo dellarticolo o nelle spese di spedizione. Queste spese sono a carico dellacquirente. -Queste spese vengono normalmente riscosse dalla società di spedizione (spedizione) o al momento del ritiro dellarticolo - non confonderle con spese di spedizione aggiuntive. -Non contrassegniamo i valori della merce al di sotto del valore né contrassegniamo gli articoli come - regali - Le normative governative statunitensi e internazionali vietano tale comportam Capacity NA Item Width NA Compatible Product Line NA Country/Region of Manufacture NA Unit Quantity NA Type NA Brand No Brand Plug Regional Fitment NA California Prop 65 Warning NA Item Length NA Year Manufactured NA Unit Type NA Country Japan UPC NA Compatible Model NA Item Weight NA Manufacturer Warranty NA Item Height NA Features NA Color NA Compatible Brand NA MPN NA