you have a ground loop since both sides of the output are the same

Posted by mikel (A) on March 12, 2012 at 15:20:44

In Reply to: Question on Miyajima premium mono cart posted by cboy168 on March 11, 2012 at 22:09:53:

you either use a 'splitter' with one side to both inputs, or, a 'sum'er' where both inputs are 'summed' into one side of your phono stage and then the mono switch on your preamp will give you signal to both channels.

i've owned the Miyajima Premium Be Mono for a couple of years and initially i did not have the ground loop and then i did have it. and i have no idea what changed. all i know is that it is likely the best performing piece of audio gear for the money i have ever heard.

mikel

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Topic - Question on Miyajima premium mono cart - cboy168 22:09:53 03/11/12 (6)

you have a ground loop since both sides of the output are the same - mikel 15:20:44 03/12/12 (2)

Thanks Mikel but one more question... - cboy168 19:06:53 03/13/12 (1)

RE: Thanks Mikel but one more question... - mikel 16:44:45 03/14/12 (0)

RE: Question on Miyajima premium mono cart - jazdoc 09:19:26 03/12/12 (1)

RE: Question on Miyajima premium mono cart - cboy168 10:32:59 03/12/12 (0)

RE: Question on Miyajima premium mono cart - garrod 02:10:35 03/12/12 (0)

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you have a ground loop since both sides of the output are the same - mikel 15:20:44 03/12/12 (2)

Thanks Mikel but one more question... - cboy168 19:06:53 03/13/12 (1)

RE: Thanks Mikel but one more question... - mikel 16:44:45 03/14/12 (0)

you have a ground loop since both sides of the output are the same

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