| Problem: There is a hum when the turntable is played. |
Possible Cause |
Suggested Solution |
| The ground wire from the turntable is not connected to the receiver or an acceptable ground point. |
Connect the ground wire. |
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| Problem: The sound level from the turntable is very low. |
Possible Cause |
Suggested Solution |
| You may have a magnetic cartridge on the turntable and have the turntable connected to a line-level (ceramic) input. |
Magnetic cartridges have a lower signal level. Connect the turntable to the PRE-AMP or MAGNETIC input. |
| Use a Stereo Preamp (Cat. No. 970-1018) to amplify the signal to line-level. |
| You may have a Phono output connected to a Line-level input. |
A Phono signal has a lower signal level. Connect the turntable to the PRE-AMP or PHONO input. |
| Use a Stereo Preamp (Cat. No. 970-1018) to amplify the signal to line-level. |
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