Broken ground phono connection

Thanks, again!

The ground on the chassis is the same ground that the phono ground is attached to. It doesn’t get more simple than that! 

Is a 5vdc ground the same as a 120vac ground?

Not ALL grounds are equal. Really they are not.. AND you don't want them to be either.. A 5 volt dc computer ground is not shared with 120 volt ac ground.. A - doesn't always mean ground, there can be - and + voltage from a neutral position.. The way a joystick works with many variable voltages. Analog remotes.

Any screw will do IF there is a white metal contact. CLEAN the screw and make sure the screw hole is good and clean.. metal to metal..

You can drive  12" nail through it and use jumper cables too.. Oh OH.. That's vampire slaying, with a twist... :-)

Regards

Yes it will. There is no need to make a mountain out of a molehill!

Thank you all for your advice. I can solder, so I’ll try to find something adequate to replace it. In the meantime, any screw on the case will do for grounding?

You could replace the ground post with a binding post easily enough.

+1 yogiboy
Just use any screw on the chassis. Loosen the screw and wrap the ground wire around the screw and retighten. No need to solder anything. No need to make a big deal of something so simple. A ground is a ground no matter where it is!

or any screw terminal you can buy, not a hard job if you can solder. 

Use any screw on the chassis of the preamp. It is the same ground as the one that broke off!