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lazythread · 10th Nov 2018, 8:55 am

Looking at your photos I can see that the cartridge is held in by two screws, so you can replace it with any standard cartridge. The easiest option is to replace it with another 9TA series cartridge, as they have a plug connector at the back. This isn't the cheapest option, but is the best as they are good cartridges.

You don't need to worry about single hole fixings or sending your old one back if the new one has a standard fixing.

10th Nov 2018, 8:55 am	#16
lazythread Pentode Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Berkshire, UK. Posts: 124	Re: Sonotone 9TAHC problem Looking at your photos I can see that the cartridge is held in by two screws, so you can replace it with any standard cartridge. The easiest option is to replace it with another 9TA series cartridge, as they have a plug connector at the back. This isn't the cheapest option, but is the best as they are good cartridges. You don't need to worry about single hole fixings or sending your old one back if the new one has a standard fixing. __________________ Richard It's great when it goes around to make a sound.