Technics SL-1200 Turntable "earth amps" Questions

also be an earth terminal post nearby. For amps without an earth terminal simply slip the earth wire into the side of one of the turntables rca output connections as you plug into the amp. Cheers John

...right output from the phono. What should I try next. Frustrated!!! A loud hum is usually from an earth problem (in fact 'not earthed') So your best bet seems to try the 2nd pre-amp again, and see ...

...goes where at the back? Hi, red and white RCA connectors go to back of amp phono in jacks and earth wire connects to earth point on back of amp. Cheers John. Stylus ...

...and I need to get rid of the hum without grounding it to a pipe. Help. You need to attach the earth lead to metal. One solution is a metal case on say an amp! Remove one of the screws that hold ...

...a metal object that is earthed, some amps have an earth terminal. Sometimes if the mains plug on the deck has an earth lead on it, it can cuase a hum. On the other hand sometimes it needs

...on touch each each wire one at a time. One will buzz on the right, one on the left, the others are earths for either channel. You then attach them to the cartridge. I can tell you my cartridge ...

...systems need to have all the ground wires connected to 1 single point to avoid what is known as earthing loops that can lead to serious humming problems especially in hifi systems. If no other ...

...that was recommended have helped. do you know the purpose of each color of the four wires? One is earth for the right, one is earth for the left, one is right channel and the other is left. You

Earthing/grounding problem with record-player/turntable Hi everyone, I have a record-player with a ground (earth) wire. Playing records through the old amp we have gives stereo sound but the ...

My technics 1210 is playing through a Bang & Olufson system, with no point to attach the earth cable to, unlike a regular DJ style mixer. As a consequence only one channel of stereo is playing ...