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that's bizarre
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which TT do you have?
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i think is because of my couch
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Hi guys, in the last days I've been experienced a static shock when i touch the headshell. I've got an Audio-Technica Lp-120x and a cartridge at95e. Let's suppose side A finishes and I wanna play side B, when I touch the headshell I receive a static shock. The turntable is connected straight to the speakers so ground connection is not needed. I think it's because the climate is becoming dry here but not sure if that could damage the cartridge or something else. It's anoying What do you think? Thanks!
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do I need an amp? Beginner question
josedimarco replied to josedimarco's topic in Beginners & Purchasing Advice
thanks. Do you think Edifier R1280t is a good and affordable option? -
do I need an amp? Beginner question
josedimarco replied to josedimarco's topic in Beginners & Purchasing Advice
Thanks all! I've got a better idea about this now. -
Hi guys, I'm looking for some advices. I've got an Audio-Technica LP120X. It is connected to the speakers which means I'm using the preamp built-in. Now I wanna go one step further and improve the sound quality. I'm looking for an affordable preamp and think Cambridge Audio CP1 is a good start. My question is about the amplifier. Do I need it? I have Edifier R1000T4 speakers. So I'm not sure if an amplifier is really needed when active speakers are used. So basically I want this -> turntable -> preamp -> (active) speakers . No amplifier in the middle. I'm not too familiar
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Hi all, I've been testing the speed of my turntable Audio Technica LP120x using a phone app. When the pitch slide control is in the middle I get 33.26 RPM instead of 33.33. Is that normal? Is it happening to anyone else? Thanks!!!
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Hi All, My Audio-Technica 120x is connected to the speakers Edifier R1000T4 (no preamp or receiver in the middle). So far I don't listen any "hum". The speakers don't have ground terminal but the turntable does. My questions are: 1 - Should I use Line or Phono switch? 1 - is ground connection needed in this case? 2 - if so, how can I do that since the speakers don't have terminal ground? Thanks!!
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thanks guys
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thanks all!!!
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Hi, thanks for replying my question. Let me explain it better: 1 - I connected my speakers to the turntable 2 - I turned ON turntable 3 - I attached the headshell with the cartridge by inserting it into tone arm socket (with the turntable ON) 4 - I listened "crack" noise through the speakers My question is: since the turntable was ON is that possible that something was damaged when I attached the cartridge? Like a wire into the tonearm or turntable or something like that? Thanks!!!
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Hi all. Few days ago I bought audio Technica LP120X. Accidentally I turned on the turntable before plugging in the cartridge and when I plugged in I listen a noise on the speakers like “click”. I tested it and it sounds good to me but I’m still worried about something was damage, like a wire inside tonearm or even in the cartridge. As I said before I don't notice anything weird. Is that possible that something has been damage? How can I test it in a properly way? Thanks !
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Hi all. Few days ago I bought audio Technica LP120X. Accidentally I turned on the turntable before plugging in the cartridge and when I plugged in I listen a noise on the speakers like “click”. I tested it and it sounds good to me but I’m still worried about something was damage, like a wire inside tonearm or even in the cartridge. As I said before I don't notice anything weird. Is that possible that something has been damage? How can I test it in a properly way? Thanks !