RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent?

Posted by collinslaw@fuse.net (A) on July 1, 2015 at 09:02:54

In Reply to: RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? posted by Kindablue on July 1, 2015 at 08:15:37:

my understanding is that grados are unshielded and vulnerable to hum.
Tom Collins

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Topic - Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - davidbeinct 06:11:14 07/01/15 (13)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - MikeWI 10:02:58 07/02/15 (0)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - daleda 11:51:17 07/01/15 (0)

If you run into hum try grounding the motor - Ralph 09:47:55 07/01/15 (3)

How do you ground a motor? - jeromelang 17:57:19 07/01/15 (2)

HotStamper got it right; you attach a wire to the motor frame or body nt - Ralph 10:11:01 07/02/15 (0)

RE: How do you ground a motor? - HotStamper 04:25:40 07/02/15 (0)

The tt - ac motors. - Rick W 09:16:30 07/01/15 (1)

+1 Rick - M3 lover 10:04:25 07/01/15 (0)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - Kindablue 08:15:37 07/01/15 (1)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - collinslaw@fuse.net 09:02:54 07/01/15 (0)

More proximity to the motor, type of motor and platter material dependent. - Opus 33 1/3 07:11:36 07/01/15 (0)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - bjh 06:30:21 07/01/15 (1)

RE: Grado Hum - TT or Arm Dependent? - Jabs1542 06:43:55 07/01/15 (0)

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