Pegasus et al
have u considered using a DIY Faraday cage for the last part of the wire loom - the part that doesn't affect the spindle movement right after the wire loop to where the wires go into your phono.
A sample Faraday cage recipe. For around wires.
1) Small teflon tube.
2) Larger teflon tube around smaller tube.
3) Brass / copper around wires to which a ground cable is attached at the end furthest from the phono.
4) Finish off with attractive audiophile sleeving :^) - optional.
The cage will capture all the crap and send it to the ground wire that you attach to your preamp/phono ground.
This is good option if your rack/gear setup design does not allow for the James Bond maneuvers I discussed in my previous post. :^)
have u considered using a DIY Faraday cage for the last part of the wire loom - the part that doesn't affect the spindle movement right after the wire loop to where the wires go into your phono.
A sample Faraday cage recipe. For around wires.
1) Small teflon tube.
2) Larger teflon tube around smaller tube.
3) Brass / copper around wires to which a ground cable is attached at the end furthest from the phono.
4) Finish off with attractive audiophile sleeving :^) - optional.
The cage will capture all the crap and send it to the ground wire that you attach to your preamp/phono ground.
This is good option if your rack/gear setup design does not allow for the James Bond maneuvers I discussed in my previous post. :^)