Does my technics turn table sl-j11or require a groundingwire

Some headshells and cartridges on this site for you to look at.
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Usually, on Technics turntables, the ground wire is attached to a ground lug on the receiver.

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If you remove the rubber pad, you should be able to grasp the metal table. A gentle tap onto the center spindle while pulling up on the table should release the table. Place the new belt onto the underside of the table. Replace the table onto the spindle. Then feed the belt over the motor hub.

Dan

You can fix it yourself. Remove platter and fit new belt. We can supply a belt for you. [email protected]

try gently pushing the tone arm (actually the piece of plastic holding the tone arm) over to the right a little. works for me, but it still gets stuck often

CHECK SENSOR & SENSOR SHEET UNIT DISPLAY UNIT
MAKE SURE NO LIQUID WAS DROPPED INTO UNIT

More than likely the RCA cables need to be replaced. Torque, Serato, and all digital dj programs require a clear signal path coming from the source (turntable, cdj, etc). If it does not have a clear signal, or 1 side is louder than the other, it will not work.

You have to remember, these are analog turntables connecting to a digital system. The signal quality is different, and your RCA cables have to be prestine.

The following cables work very well for this type of configuration:

MOGAMI RCA CABLES

- OPTiC
The ORIGINAL 1200 TECHNICIAN.

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