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In Reply to: The reason Grado rejected that is because posted by Ralph on March 15, 2017 at 09:39:07:
The problem is the shield. Only shielding ONE lead makes the noise (hum) introduced into the two leads inherently unbalanced and NOT common mode, so it can't be cancelled in the differential amp. By using XLR, you're right, problem prevented, but hardly any turntables use XLRs (which I think should be universal in audio.)
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- RE: The reason Grado rejected that is because - Lee of Omaha 10:20:12 03/15/17 (5)
- Its not the turntables - Ralph 11:25:30 03/15/17 (4)
- RE: Its not the turntables - Tre' 11:36:58 03/15/17 (3)
- Lo-Z microphones have always been wired that way NT - Alpha Al 17:41:12 03/15/17 (1)
- RE: Lo-Z microphones have always been wired that way NT - Tre' 19:11:12 03/15/17 (0)
- Right! nt - Ralph 12:43:38 03/15/17 (0)
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