A pair (i.e 2 items) Diamond  STYLUS  =  NEEDLES  for  many

S e e b u r g

vinyl record jukes produced starting with 

the SS-160 Stereo Showcase in 1966 and onwards.

Swiss-manufactured Diamond stylus.

Yellow Seeburg Showcase stylus - wedge-shaped.   Also referred to as Astatic SE-103-7D and 4728-D7.   Seeburg part #253719.  

These stylii being sold here are 2 of brand new 7 mil polished conical   DIAMOND   stylii designed to track at 2.5 to 3.5 grams.  {NOTE: Seeburg 160 selection jukes from the 1966 model SS-160 onwards were designed to play at 2.5 to 3.5 grams needle pressure with the original stylus being either yellow (diamond) or violet (sapphire); the 100 selection models produced during that period were designed to play with 4.5 to 5.5 grams stylus pressure and were originally fitted with tan/brown (sapphire) or green (diamond) needles). This yellow diamond stylus can be used on all 160 and 100 selection models shown in the list below.}

Also used on Sound Leisure (UK) jukes in the 1980's - part number apparently ST-12.  Please carefully visually check your stylus - email me if in doubt!

FIRST USED IN:  SEEBURG SHOWCASE JUKEBOXES (1966), and then used in jukes using the Pickering Redhead 340-0xx (e.g 345-03D) Cartridge (referred to by some as a V-204 cartridge).  

TYPICALLY USED IN:  SEEBURG MODELS: SS 160 Stereo Showcase (1966),    LS1 Spectra (1967),    S-100 Jet aka Phono-Jet (1967),    SS-160 Showcase (1967),    LS2 Gem (1968),    LS3 Apollo (1969) (includes LS-310, LS-325 & LS-325N),    SE-100 Golden Jet (1970),    USC-1 Musical Bandshell (1970),    USC-2 Firestar (1971),    SX-100 Marauder (1972),    SPS-160 Olympian (1972),    SPS-2 Matador (1973),    FC 1 Regency (1973),    SL 100 & ESL 100 Carnival (1973),    SQS-160 Vogue 1 Quadraphonic First Edition (1974),    STD-160 Vogue 11 (1974),     SB 100 Magnastar (1975),    STD-2 & ESTD-2 Entertainer (1976),    STD-3 & ESTD-3 Sunstar (1976),    100-77D Topaz (1977),    FC 2 & EFC 2 Hutch (Console) (1976),    100-78D Celestia (1978),    STD-4  & ESTD-4 Mardi Gras (also known as "Console") (1977),    SMC 1 Disco 160 (1978),    SMC 2 & ESMC 2 Phoenix (1979),    SMC 3 Prelude (1984). (This listing comprising model #'s, model names and first-release dates is copyright 2021 Erwin Boot & Flamingo Records, Hobart and may not be used without authority.)