RE: Dual TT hum.

Posted by NoTransistors (A) on October 4, 2015 at 13:16:51

In Reply to: RE: Dual TT hum. posted by 4Play on October 3, 2015 at 17:03:42:

It is the big secret that no one seems to get. Wires in Dual headshells are crimped to their respective connectors. The connectors are all silver-plated, and silver oxide sucks as a conductor. Squeeze each crimp, and this might resolve a problem. Soldering is an even better solution.
Reminder- I know this stuff, as I am the only reliable Dual repair person in the Eastern USA.

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