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Vintage phonograph cartridge inspection. Saturday afternoon.
You’re holding an original Astatic 1213D ceramic record-player cartridge complete with its 2776D needle and factory replacement cross-reference case.
This is exact restoration hardware, not a universal cartridge being forced into the wrong tonearm. The case identifies direct applications across Sears, Tetrad and Westinghouse equipment, giving vintage audio technicians the numbers they need before the soldering iron ever heats up.
Astatic model 1213D.
Includes Astatic 2776D needle.
Ceramic phonograph cartridge.
Replacement applications include Sears 2-90D-BSR53.
Tetrad 2-C1D-BSR51, 2-C1D-BSR66, 2-41D-BSR31, 2-51D-BSR54, 2-90D-BSR53 and 2-E1D-BSR73.
Westinghouse 671V041B01.
Original Astatic storage and cross-reference case included.
The exact cartridge shown is included.
Gerald Dingleberry examined the cross-reference chart and asked which cartridge played quarterly earnings.
I needed to be somewhere else.
So I went straight to Dorsia. I ordered the swordfish meatloaf with onion marmalade. The waiter nodded.
Shipped right — packed by someone who understands vintage phonograph components, not someone launching a ceramic cartridge loose into an envelope and calling it hi-fi.
Shipping includes tracking.
Comes from a smoke-free lair.
