I am looking for a stylus needle for an awa model number uc1168pr usb/sd/mp3/radio antique turntable that i purchased on ebay about 12 months ago

I found needles for my antique Wilcox and Gibbs treadle from treadlelady on etsy.

What you do is look at the cartridge it fits in, then note down the make and model number and enter that into Google. The stylus should then show up.

All you need to do is look at the cartridge and find the make and model number of it. Put that into google search and the information on the stylus should come up.

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Welcome to our record player needles and turntable stylus page! We hope you find this page to be very friendly and useful in locating a replacement record player needle or stylus for your phonograph. Use the picture charts of the record needles, and the information request form to help you identify which record player needle or stylus you need.
When it comes to stocking needles, we carry and stock more than just the "top brands", "most often needed" or "most popular" like other places you'll find on the web. Our inventory is very extensive and broad. Ranging from sophisticated high end types to plain straight steel needles for antique crank or wind up models.

here you go...this stylus is for the teac turntable but will fit the usb turtable you have!
http://www.lptunes.com/Replacement-forTeac-402-M208-165-402M208165-stylus-p/teac402m165.htm

if this is not the needle, just search around that site, i'm sure you'll find it! good luck!

Do a search for Crosby turntable cd recorder.... they are the same as the AWA.... and then you can find the make of needle etc.
Sadie

See what type of cartridge is installed in the arm. Manufacturers use common cartridges in turntables, such as Stanton, Shure etc. Detach the head shell from the arm (it usually slips right off via a locking ring and four-pin mini plug) Look for the manufacturer and model number on the cartridge. No need to remove it from the head shell. On most modern cartridges, the stylus (as they are called, rather than the needle) simply slips off and on. No need to remove the entire cartridge (via screws) and re-align it. In fact, many DJs bring a set spare cartridges and styli on a gig, already mounted in head shells, and simply interchange them as needed. When you have the make and model of the cartridge, go to Radio Shack or use their website to order a new one...or  two. Or go to Google and enter "phono stylus" as your search term. You will find reasonably priced styli for nearly every cartridge imaginable. I operate 50 year-old turntables and am able to find replacement cartridges and styli on line. Ebay also has a number of listings, by make and model of the cartridge. When the new stylus arrives, observe how easily the old one comes out of the cartridge- usually pull and slide - and slide the new one in. Re-insert the head shell on the arm, tighten the locking ring, and you're good to spin!

We need to know the model number of the CARTRIDGE itself. Doesn't matter what turntable you have. All that matters is what cartridge is mounted on the turntable, so that we can match the correct stylus. The stylus/needle connects to the Cartridge:


As the diagram shows, the stylus mounts to the cartridge, which then mounts to the headshell. This headshell is then connected to the tonearm (tube).

So, if you look at the cartridge you should be able to see the model number. If not, there is no way to match up the stylus, as ther are literally THOUSANDS of styli on the market. I would suggest purchasing a NEW cartridge/stylus combination. The following should fit your model:

UNIVERSAL MOUNT CARTRIDGES



- Davis
DJ Pro Audio
www.djproaudio.com

Yes It's possible.You can purchase it on amazon, click here and take a look: Amazon com sony ps lx250h needle. I hope this was helpful. Cheers