There is a slight rubbing noise in the center spindle once each revolution. I also hear it when spinning the turntable with the belt and power off. I made a cd recording using the turntable and it is very evident in the recording.
Hi, try to open or remove the platter on the deck, maybee there some small thing inside..
SOURCE: turntable technics sl-bd27
You have 4 wires coming from the needle pickup to the cables which connect to the amplifier/receiver. I would check the needle, the pickup unit, and the leads from the pickup to the cables. You can probably run a continuity test or ohm test for verification. If that checks, pickup and needle is your next step.
SOURCE: Where is the ground wire connected to on the Technics SL-BD27?
You will more than likely need to wire it up from the inside of the unit, unfortunately. Parts for this model are discontinued. You can also try an iPod cable. As the size is a 1/8" plug - same as an iPod cable, then just cut the other end, and ground to your receiver.
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Yes you need a pre amp
It would also be the same if you connected it to a computer to record an LP to CD. Mine is a little different and has one already built in that I can switch in and out of line.
Try spend a little more if you can as many pre amps can introduce noise.
You may also want to check that the turntable is properly grounded to prevent noise too
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