16 Mar
2003
16 Mar
'03
12:17 a.m.
Sorry if this has been asked before.....
Can anything tell me what source is for humming during LP playing? Is
it lack of grounding somewhere, or motor hum...just wondering....
I have a pretty generic hardware config on the stereo side...no high-end
cabling connecting turn-table to receiver (not really possible in this
situation), etc. Hadn't notice the hum before, probably because the LPs
were in such bad shape. Now I have an LP in good condition with quieter
sections, but there's this background.
Thanks in advance
Reid
7:11 p.m.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2003 at 04:11:24PM -0500, Reid Vail wrote:
Can anything tell me what source is for humming during
LP playing? Is
it lack of grounding somewhere, or motor hum...just wondering....
If it's really bad it could be grounding. The amp I hook my LP player
too has a thumbscrew hookup for a ground connector. I always connect
the ground wire from the record player to this spot.
Could also just be the fact that you're used to digital cleanliness ::-)
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