The first thing to check is the ground. Make sure you are properly grounded.
Second is the connection.
I agree with other posters that location and connection is first step. I have cured my RFI by tightening connection by just jamming the cables in harder into the integrated amp I'm using....then securing the ground (it had popped out during the process and I couldn't figure out why the tightening was no longer working as it had before).
To me it comes down to flawed design of certain TTs. My stuff is vintage. They probably learned to fix over time.
Second is the connection.
I agree with other posters that location and connection is first step. I have cured my RFI by tightening connection by just jamming the cables in harder into the integrated amp I'm using....then securing the ground (it had popped out during the process and I couldn't figure out why the tightening was no longer working as it had before).
To me it comes down to flawed design of certain TTs. My stuff is vintage. They probably learned to fix over time.