JICO / JV.30-1X 4DT-1X WHT

This replacement stylus is compatible with Victor record cartridges: 4MD-1X, MD-1016, and has the same performance as the original stylus.

[Product Features]
Item: Replacement Stylus
Type: MM
Tip Shape: Natural Solid Shibata Stylus
Stylus Pressure: 1.5-2.0g
Compatible Cartridges: Victor 4MD-1X, MD-1016

~~~ From the Manufacturer's Website ~~~
The 30-1X is a replacement stylus (neither a genuine manufacturer stylus nor a genuine manufacturer stylus) for Victor record cartridges: 4MD-1X and MD-1016. It offers performance equivalent to a genuine stylus.
Compatible Record Players: AR-DZ7, JL-41, JL-41S, JL-B31M*, SRP-B33MD
This replacement stylus (neither a genuine manufacturer stylus nor a genuine manufacturer stylus) is a ""Shibata"" type stylus.
The stylus tip allows playback of 4-channel sound (front, back, left, right). (This applies only to records recorded in 4-channel format.)
Furthermore, this stylus can also play 2-channel records.
The typical lifespan is approximately 400 hours.

[Usage Precautions]
The ""typical lifespan"" listed above is only a guideline. Even if the actual usage time is within the ""typical lifespan,"" it may become unusable due to usage conditions (such as stressful use at conditions other than the specified stylus pressure or use in a dusty environment) or deterioration over time.

[Product and Other Precautions]
Touching the stylus tip not only prevents normal use but can also cause injury, so please handle with care. / Product specifications, standards, and appearance, such as knob color, may be changed without notice for product improvement purposes. Please note. / Store styluses and accessories away from direct sunlight, high temperatures, and humidity, and out of reach of children. / The color of the product image shown may differ slightly from that of the actual product due to image quality. / Company names and other names listed on product pages are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

[About JICO]
Our technology began in 1873 with a sewing needle.
""Protecting the world of sound"" has been one of our goals for the past few years.
Each and every record stylus is lovingly crafted by a craftsman.
The manufacturing method and process have remained unchanged from the past to the present.
We will continue to make record styluses as long as there is demand for even one.