First you should have a multimeter to test for signal continuity.
Do you have MC or MM? And do you use a Naim phono card ?
1) Assuming that the continuity for all the DIN to RCA is fine, check whether the center DIN (physical ground) is NOT connected to the negative shell of RCA/BNC.
2) Check that the Orbe power supply and ground is NOT connected to the center pin.
3) Detach the cartridge leads from the cartridge end, make sure that none of the leads are shorted or cross with another (assuming a torn lead jacket inside, they may short with another lead or ground.
I am assuming you are using MC card, not step-up transformer.
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Do you have MC or MM? And do you use a Naim phono card ?
1) Assuming that the continuity for all the DIN to RCA is fine, check whether the center DIN (physical ground) is NOT connected to the negative shell of RCA/BNC.
2) Check that the Orbe power supply and ground is NOT connected to the center pin.
3) Detach the cartridge leads from the cartridge end, make sure that none of the leads are shorted or cross with another (assuming a torn lead jacket inside, they may short with another lead or ground.
I am assuming you are using MC card, not step-up transformer.
Send further e-mail to me I will try to help.
www.extremephono.com