Jmc
to be fair that was my static issue. That was solved with the deerskin mat. The bum is new.
john,
correct the hum only starts once the needle touches the moving vinyl. And you might be right about the hum being mechanically induced. I moved the subwoofer - only an inch - and it seems the hum is now gone. Due to my space limitations, my subwoofer is adjacent to my rack. It's never been a problem since I have a concrete floor, but a couple weeks ago I tweaked the subwoofer settings to a higher crossover point so the bass is more prominent now and I seem to get more subsonic woffer flutter. I guessing being too close to the rack may have caused a feed back issued with mechanical vibration and the TT translated that into hum. That's my best guess anyway.
to be fair that was my static issue. That was solved with the deerskin mat. The bum is new.
john,
correct the hum only starts once the needle touches the moving vinyl. And you might be right about the hum being mechanically induced. I moved the subwoofer - only an inch - and it seems the hum is now gone. Due to my space limitations, my subwoofer is adjacent to my rack. It's never been a problem since I have a concrete floor, but a couple weeks ago I tweaked the subwoofer settings to a higher crossover point so the bass is more prominent now and I seem to get more subsonic woffer flutter. I guessing being too close to the rack may have caused a feed back issued with mechanical vibration and the TT translated that into hum. That's my best guess anyway.