Phono cables **might** differ from regular cables in two ways. First, they are usually shielded. Second, they usually are low capacitance.
Is there any difference between a phono cable and a regular interconnector?
Hi guys I have an old vintage turntable and the rca from the cable is broken. I tried to replace with a new kimber cable with wbt rca, I got a very strong hum sound coming from the turntable. I placed the older cable back and I just used KLE silver rca again I got a very strong hum. The original cable with the turntable connected to the circuitboard of the turntable. I wonder if you guys know if the rca and the cables for the turntable signal are different than regular interconnectors?
Note: I am using a Denon DL-103r, the table has internal seperate grounding but does not help by changing the rca plugs.
Note: I am using a Denon DL-103r, the table has internal seperate grounding but does not help by changing the rca plugs.