Victrola Record Player Needles
Victrola uses a small number of needles across most of its range. The Journey suitcase players take the ITNP-S1, the wooden Navigator, Empire and Century players take the ITNP-LC1, and the Eastwood players take the ATN3600L. The Stream turntables use Audio-Technica and Ortofon needles: the Stream Onyx takes the AT-VMN95E, the Stream Carbon the Ortofon Stylus 2M Red and the Stream Sapphire the Ortofon Stylus 2M Blue.
Check the serial number as well as the model. Victrola says the ITNP-S1 does not fit a record player whose serial number starts with SAM, and that the ITNP-LC1 fits the VTA-200B and VTA-204B only when the serial number starts with D.
Type the model code from the label underneath your record player into the model code search.
Know the part number already? Victrola needles by part number lists every Victrola needle with the cartridges it fits.
Victrola needles at a glance
ITNP-LC1
- Victrola Aviator Signature
- Victrola Century 6-in-1 Wood
- Victrola Century Essential
- Victrola Century Signature+ 6-in-1 Wood
- Victrola Empire 6-in-1 Wood
- Victrola Haley Retro
- Victrola Highland 4-in-1
ITNP-S1
- Victrola Journey Glow Illuminated Suitcase
- Victrola Journey II Suitcase
- Victrola Journey Suitcase
- Victrola Journey+ Suitcase
- Victrola Liberty Record Player with Stand
- Victrola Quincy 6-in-1 Nostalgic
- Victrola The Hawthorne
- Victrola The Walden Wood
ATN3600L
- Victrola Automatic Turntable
- Victrola Eastwood and Eastwood II
- Victrola Eastwood LP
- Victrola Revolution GO Portable Rechargeable
AT-VMN95E
- Victrola Hi-Res Onyx Bluetooth Turntable
- Victrola Stream Onyx
- Victrola Wave Bluetooth Turntable with Auracast
Stylus 2M Red
- Victrola Hi-Res Carbon Bluetooth Turntable
- Victrola Stream Carbon
Stylus 2M Blue
- Victrola Stream Sapphire
VPC-190
- Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable
No listed replacement needle
- Victrola Ellington Vintage Wood
- Victrola Re-Spin Sustainable Bluetooth Suitcase
Models with a link have their own page. The others are listed here with the needle Victrola names for them.
We take these details from the makers' own websites and check them carefully, but makers change parts and part numbers, and we may miss an update. Before you buy, check the part on the maker's official website. If you spot an error, please tell us.