How to eliminate FM RF coming thru turntable?


Mitchell GYRO SE turntable picking up FM RF after 5 PM to late at night. During the day, no FM RF being picked up by turntable. All other components, no RF (tuner, CD, tape). All components connected thru Furman power conditioner. Have run separate ground from Furman to turntable ground at preamp (Rogue 99) which reduces the FM RF considerably, but does not eliminate. FM interference reacts to volume control. FM RF disappears when turntable leads disconnected. Any suggestions?
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I tried ferrite suppressors which didn't work: cable suppressors and ferrite beads.
Someone suggested lead sheets to line thecabinet the turntable sits in -- if Superman can't see through the stuff, then maybe radio wave as well -- anyone have any thoughts or knowledge????
How about the other suggestion I had made, adding a small amount of capacitance via a y-connector at the preamp inputs (the capacitors being soldered to rca plugs that would plug into the y-connectors)? As I indicated, the only caveat would be to make sure you are staying within the range of total load capacitance recommended by the cartridge manufacturer. If you have a moving coil cartridge, load capacitance is most likely very non-critical.

Regards,
-- Al
Copper is a lot safer than lead, and would provide the same benefit. If you go this route research the term, "Faraday Cage", which is a lab quality box. The problem is that you need cables going in/out and that often corrupts the ability keep out the RFI.

Borrow a solid state phono stage before you conclude anything else or spend big bucks. Trust me, I struggled w/this crap for YEARS! Cheers,
Spencer