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When the turntable arm and its needle fell onto the solid surface near the turntable, the needle consequently became slightly damaged. It is not at all recommended for use on other brands of turntables or other brands of record players--it may not fit or it could break or even do damage to the turntable arm or your records. Now of course I'm showing my age here by reviewing a phonograph needle; but hey, I still like the sound of vinyl record albums when I listen to my music. If this happens, the current needle will still play your records but it could easily do damage to the grooves on the records in the longer run; get a replacement needle and install it like I did. Although Crosley recommends that you change needles every 1,000 hours of playing time, there are instances in which you will need a replacement needle much, much sooner than this.
In my case, I recently wanted to play a record; but the tiny little hole in the middle of the record was just a tad too wide; and therefore the record didn't drop down onto the turntable. The plastic and thin cardboard package looks exactly like the one pictured above on this webpage. The Crosley Stack-O-Matic replacement needle really comes in handy when you're worn out that old needle on your Crosley "Stack-O-Matic" phonograph. In addition, the replacement needle comes well packed in a bubble wrapped envelope; that's good for when the post office plays soccer with the package as it's en route to your home.One note, however: this needle will only be useful for the Crosley brand "Stack-O-Matic" record players. Score a huge goal for Crosley with their "Stack-O-Matic" replacement phonograph needle.
The needle replacement instructions are very clear on the reverse of the package that you get in the mail when you order the needle. Grab an extra needle if you want to make sure you always have an extra one on hand--and listen to some tunes TODAY.
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