But when we think back to the cartridges used in the late 50's and early 60's, they were things like the VRII which became a chisel on backwards motion. And after a while, they would simply break off.
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Poor copies of songs played on the air
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But when we think back to the cartridges used in the late 50's and early 60's, they were things like the VRII which became a chisel on backwards motion. And after a while, they would simply break off.
I was going to mention the GE VRII. Combined with the damped Gray tonearm, it was very hard on records.
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