How much surgery did the turntable require?
Just for kicks try a Salas shunt regulator sometime, i have had very good results from those with phono stages.
Just for kicks try a Salas shunt regulator sometime, i have had very good results from those with phono stages.
Sherman set the WABAC machine to December 2014...
A lot of turntables and tonearms were wired to strap chassis ground to one channel's "ground". All Duals that I have seen, older Thorens (TP-16 on TD-160 etc), most Rega arms, on and on. Horrible practice.
Empire as well, if you can still find one.4. If the cartridge has a grounding strap, 20 seconds with a razor blade will fix that. I've only seen these on Shures, but I haven't seen every cartridge out there. Voila, balanced outputs!
5. You generally don't have to worry about rewiring the tonearm or turntable, but you'll want balanced interconnects and connectors. I recommend thin, low-noise microphone cable and REAN Tiny XLR.
A lot of turntables and tonearms were wired to strap chassis ground to one channel's "ground". All Duals that I have seen, older Thorens (TP-16 on TD-160 etc), most Rega arms, on and on. Horrible practice.
How much surgery did the turntable require?
Just for kicks try a Salas shunt regulator sometime, i have had very good results from those with phono stages.
The turntable surgery was quite trivial, and I also made a new cable out of twisted AgCu Teflon wire...
You are right about the Salas reg, it's very good, I use the high voltage variety in other projects!
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