Technics SL-1200 Turntable "ground loop hum" Questions

...is connected ok then the ground wire or phono cord could be faulty - look here for replacements :- http://stores.ebay.co.uk/methleykev Could also be a "ground loop" - try a ground loop

...loop goes. The wire on the other end is fastened to the receiver. The ground wire should be attached to the metal chassis or the tone arm metal assembly, the other end should be attached to the metal ...

ground loop, but often is just the earth of the turntable not well connected connect the handy trax to the "line in" or "cd in" from your mixer or hifiset instead of the "phono in" ! this fixed it for

...ground the turntable..or arm.. if you have any hum.If you do have hum, take a length of wire from a suitable fixing point - must be conductive ,of course...most T/Ts are plastic eeugh these days...so ...

...ground loop isolator' to remove hiss Its essentially a $20 1:1 transformer (ie no transforming) with RCA ins and outs. I got mine from Radio Shack (now called the source i guess). Takes out all kinds ...

The Denon dp-45f has the old red & white jacks and a ground wire however my onkyo receiver doesn't appear to have anyplace to connect the ground as I have inputed the jacks into the dvd inputs (no

ground) post at the back of your amplifier with a good clean tight connection. If the problem persists, check ALL your hi-fi components mains plugs for earth connections including your turntable, then

...ground loop or open shield to the signal path, or feedback from its own speaker or motor. The output of the stylus is so tiny that any electromagnetic noise can easily loom large if it leaks into the ...

...ground loop problem I think Hello!Did you connect single black ground wire to the "ground" terminal at your amp? Probably not! Or, it got stepped on it, while moving around. Professional of hi-fi ...