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last updated：Sep 05, 2025

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The tip of the record needle uses a 0.25×0.6mm diamond chip!

The "record needles" we handle have approximately 2,000 models (compatible with about 30 manufacturers), and all of them are produced consistently one by one. Each record needle requires a minimum of 2 parts and a maximum of 45 parts, which are assembled one by one by skilled employees who can be called artisans. All the tools, jigs, and inspection equipment necessary for the manufacturing process are designed and manufactured in-house, making them essential for maintaining the quality of a wide variety of products. [Features] ■ Approximately 2,000 models (compatible with about 30 manufacturers) ■ All produced consistently one by one ■ Assembled by skilled employees who can be called artisans, one by one ■ All tools, jigs, and inspection equipment necessary for the manufacturing process are designed and manufactured in-house *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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【Types】 ■ Round Needle (Lifespan: Approximately 200 hours) - A general-purpose model that reproduces the typical range of sound. ■ Elliptical Needle (Lifespan: Approximately 150 hours) - A model characterized by its extension in the high-frequency range. ■ Shibata (4ch) Needle (Lifespan: Approximately 400 hours) - A model that can reproduce sound in four channels: front, back, left, and right. ■ S Elliptical Needle (Lifespan: Approximately 400 hours) - A model with even higher tracking ability than the elliptical needle. ■ SAS Needle (Lifespan: Approximately 500 hours) - A shape that is extremely close to the chip used when cutting records. - Achieves line contact between the sound groove and the chip (increasing contact area), allowing for a wide reproduction range from high to low frequencies. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.