help-synerg. research tesla IC feedback


demo'ing a bunch of interconnects, au 24, au24e, cardas gr, and sr tesla accelerator----no problem with any but when i kick in the active shield on the accelerators i get a lot of feedback into my sf cremonas via mac am and pre-pro-----any thoughts?
slvrtravel
sorry- should have mentioned the IC goes from vpi scout turntable to mac mx135----thanks-
Hi, I had the same happen to me when I used a SR Kalidescope i/c with active shielding, when I used it between my tt and phono stage. It went away when the active shielding was unplugged. I tried different things, such as turning the plug 180 in the receptacle, to no avail. Just used it without the active after that. The signal from the cartridge is so miniscule, it is not conducive to using the active shielding, IMHO. I have since moved my table, and had to go with 3 meter i/c's, and got the Tesla Vortex Analog, and it comes without active shielding. It has a ground on it, but I didn't use it, as this run was between phono stage and pre-amp, so running the ground would be risking causing a ground loop. I use a .5 meter pair of DH Labs Air Matrix Silver a/c from tt to phono pre, and have no hum problems. Whatever you use between tt and phono stage has to be well-shielded, and the active shielding on SR products is not a good fit in this application, I don't believe.

Best of luck,
Dan
Get either of the SR Phono cables, they are non-active shielding and dead quiet.

Mike
Slvrtarvel,
30 volt DC Active Shielding is too powerful in relationship to the signal generated by a phono cartridge. I engineered two phono cables that are passive but blend perfectly with Active Tesla cables down stream. Of these two the Tricon Analog is easily one of the best cables in the Tesla Series. If you want to try an active cable on your analog rig (don't laugh) try a T2 power cord to your TT's moter. This is an amazing experiment- you should be floored- I was when I first tried it and no, I don't have an explanitaion.

Yours in music,
Ted Denney Lead Designer Synergistic Research Inc.