Remove Radio Station Background Noise
What is the best way to remove radio station sound from the TT feed to the pre amp?
When I turn the volume up to about 50% I can hear radio station noise if my ear is next to the speaker.
I started using clamp-on ferrite chokes that clip around the cables from the TT to the phono preamp to eliminate the noise. I wanted to know if there is a better solution or if the ferrite chokes compromise the sound.
The TT is a VPI Classic 3. The phono preamp is a Sutherland PhonoBlock and the pre amp (DMC-30SV) and amps (DMA-400) are Spectral Audio. All cables are MIT Oracle MA-X.
Dear @bigby : Really good system you own including your Benz Micro cartridge.
Well, obviously that something in your system is " acting " as an atenna when using the low level signal of a MC cartridge.
" or if the ferrite chokes compromise the sound. "" No, normally does not degrades the quality sound and you can try changing a little the TT orientation/position and the IC cables too. Sometimes these works, you can test it.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS, R.
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