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Re: Turntable hum [message #12622 is a reply to message #12621] Sat, 19 November 2005 06:55 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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O'Kay; lets see. Can you indicate if there are any other grounding schemes you are using on the rest of your set-up? Like three into two prong plugs or say; Plugging your amp into the back of the pre-amp, those kind of things. I had a problem once with the wall out let forming a ground loop and the only way to alleviate it was to float the pre-amp by removing the third pin; the ground pin on it's plug.
Next can you tell a little about the pre-amp; what it's phono stage looks like; does it have a ground screw or post dedicated to the phono?


 
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