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Phonograph Turntable Ground Wire for Magnetic Cartridge Turntables, 5-ft Technic (1 Pack)
Details
- BrandLCYLFH
- Cable TypeRCA
- Compatible DevicesPhonograph
- Special FeatureTechnics MK3
- ColorRED
Description
🎧 Tune into Perfection with Every Spin!
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted from high-quality materials for long-lasting performance.
- HASSLE FREE SETUP - Spade lugs on each end make installation a breeze.
- SAY GOODBYE TO HUM - Experience crystal-clear sound without annoying static.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Fits all domestic and professional record decks effortlessly.
- ELEVATE YOUR LISTENING EXPERIENCE - Transform your vinyl sessions into pure auditory bliss.
The Phonograph Turntable Ground Wire is a 5-ft high-quality grounding solution designed for magnetic cartridge turntables, effectively eliminating hum and static for an enhanced listening experience. With easy installation and universal compatibility, this durable wire is perfect for both domestic and professional setups.
Reviews
M**R
Great inexpensive fix to a finicky turntable
I added this ground wire to my Music Hall Classic turntable after the original one snapped in half. Despite the turntable always having been grounded, it suffered from a ton of static pops and clicks when lifting the tone arm and changing records. This ground cable has a bit thicker gauge than the original one I had. The static issues have been resolved. All for $6! Awesome!
C**.
Buen producto.
Cumple con lo ofrecido.
A**L
Works great
I needed to replace an RCA plus ground wire... I wanted the ground to have the silver connector on the end but couldn't find a suitable replacement. So I took RCA cables and connected the ground separately and it works great.
R**.
Wife’s loving it
Wife’s loving it
C**T
Good
Good
A**1
Seems fine
I have only been using it for a week, but it seems to be doing its job just fine.
F**K
Perfect
Exactly what I needed for my stereo!
D**E
It works
The problem is the prongs are just a little to big. You need to really push and hold to ensure good contact across the prong
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