Electrohome Portable Record Player Repair (Part 3) (Astatic E.V.: 63 Cartridge Replacement)

I was being a bit of a goof in this video with the technical name of the cartridge, as in not knowing what it was actually called. I suppose there's nothing I can do about it now, though. You get the idea. I don't know for sure if the ":" and "." are also part of the name. Pretty sure you can just say it's the Astatic EV63 and you'll be fine.
I ended up buying the last EV63 Maddison Electronique had in stock (incase they have something else you may be interested in) here's the link to Maddison Electronique: www.maddison.ca/
Chances are, if you need any old record player Idler wheels & cartridges The 'Voice of Music' website will have it. Gary is the owner of the site, and he's the one who identified the cartridge for me as the EV63 in the first place.
Link to Voice of Music: www.thevoiceofmusic.com/
Lastly, here's the record I played on the machine: • ART MOONEY and his ORC...
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[@okbridges]

Very very cool you choose to back with and found a working original-style pick-up!

[@CPorter]

Well you've done a great job with this little machine. I'm intrigued to see how you do the mat. Maybe I'll take inspiration from it in the future

[@thegregolarecordsclub6564]

I already have a plan in mind for how it's going to happen.

[@VictrolaJazz]

Good job! No, that little machine is not going to have floor shaking base, but it sounds great! Bot below!

[@thegregolarecordsclub6564]

I didn't expect it to, with its size. Thanks, Eddie.

[@kennethfossett8184]

The crystal cartridge is dead The tone.arm.needs re tightened and the caps need changed