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C650 Type Ceramic Cartridge for General Electric Ceramic Record Player Pickup
Bliss Brand w/510 type needle (uses needle 510 like RCA)

C650 Type Ceramic Cartridge for General Electric Ceramic Record Player Pickup

Stock#:Astatic-351
Brand:BLISS™
Ceramic Cartridge for Many Phonographs/Record Players

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Bliss Brand w/510 type needle (uses needle 510 like RCA)
Genuine Astatic 351; highest build quality (uses needle 169) (+$40.00)
$147.00
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GE C650 Type New Old Stock Legacy Phonograph Pickup



Replacement for General Electric C-650 Phono Ceramic Cartridge.


Aftermarket replacement for General Electric C650 Ceramic Cartridge.
Currently shipping EV-239 or Arista 1891
 Cartridge with 78 sapphire / LP Diamond all speed needle.
Original GE version is obsolete.




All these cartridges are interchangeable:



Astatic 351, 351d <-- MUST USE needle 169 See below
Arista 1890, 1890D 
 <-- uses needle 510 see below
Pfanstiehl P-145,P-145d <-- uses needle 510 see below
Electro Voice 239
<-- uses needle 510 see below
GE C650 <-- uses needle 510 see below



• This Legacy Cartridge is New Old Stock.
• May be tarnished or dulled from age.
•Tech Tested/Passed before shipment
•1 YEAR BLISS™ Warranty
•Free installation help by phone/email/chat
• May send equivalent brand or product revision depending on availability
• Includes factory supplied needle. Click on image for 360° view.
5 Stars
Proper Part
The part shipped quickly, and was exactly what we ordered.
Helpful?  1 of 1 Found Helpful
Reviewed by:  from Vermont. on 9/14/2020
5
5 Stars
rebuilding console
Replace weird little cartridge, weird in that it has a spring loaded swivel mount inside the tonearm. I had to reuse a little mounting clip, after a little twiddlin' I got it mounted and working like new. Now if I could just the stupid little audio amp to cooperate...
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Reviewed by:  from Texas. on 1/1/2021
5

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