Also, if your arm has a "SME" type of plug in headshell, maybe try running a ground from the cartridge leads ground wires, maybe off of a clip ground to the metal headshell, if it is metal, otherwise this idea wouldn't do anything. If it does work, double check to make sure you don't loose anything sonically. There are different kinds of grounding schemes used in some arms. I've seem some use a separate shield over the lead wires going through the arm. This was done in metal arms too, not just non-metallic arms. Also a little metal foil in between the headshell and cartridge, grounded to to cartridge ground, if the headshell is non-metallic.
RF Interferenece and hum on tonearm
As much as I enjoy NPR, I'm having a hard time enjoying it when I use my Denon DP 75 DD turntable, Lustre GST1, and Grado Signature Platinum cartridge. I am running three grounds from the TT system to the preamp:tonearm shield, TT motor, tonearm mounting. The RF only occurs at moderate to high volumes and increases dramatically if I touch the tonearm wand. Touching any other part of the tonearm does not increase the noise.
In addition to the RF interference, I have a hum problem.
The CD player and TT are plugged into an APC power filter. The hum decreased as I added the ground wires. Unplugging the CD, plugging the TT directly into the wall, moving the wires did not change the hum or RF. Moving the tonearm closer to the motor increases th
In addition to the RF interference, I have a hum problem.
The CD player and TT are plugged into an APC power filter. The hum decreased as I added the ground wires. Unplugging the CD, plugging the TT directly into the wall, moving the wires did not change the hum or RF. Moving the tonearm closer to the motor increases th
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