No,
if you mean 'micro grove' vinyl monos and no old shell-lack monos which use a very much thicker stylus geometry. (Like a fire-poker compared to a sawing needle :-)
You'd then be using your poor stereo cart to scrape along the bottom of these old mono discs.
The other issue is that your stereo cart will translate vertical movement on your lateral only mono-vinyl into grove noise.
If they are clean it might be no issue, otherwise you need to press the 'mono' button (if you have one) or do some other 'tricks' with your TT cables to sum the signal to mono.
Some (most?) even prefer listening to (clean) monos with the normal stero signal, including myself.
Good luck,
Axel
if you mean 'micro grove' vinyl monos and no old shell-lack monos which use a very much thicker stylus geometry. (Like a fire-poker compared to a sawing needle :-)
You'd then be using your poor stereo cart to scrape along the bottom of these old mono discs.
The other issue is that your stereo cart will translate vertical movement on your lateral only mono-vinyl into grove noise.
If they are clean it might be no issue, otherwise you need to press the 'mono' button (if you have one) or do some other 'tricks' with your TT cables to sum the signal to mono.
Some (most?) even prefer listening to (clean) monos with the normal stero signal, including myself.
Good luck,
Axel