Redd House
If she dont love me no more I know her sister will
NAY!!UMMMMMMM................AVFan made that base for me, for my personal XB project. You talked me out of it
CEASE!!!
NAY!!UMMMMMMM................AVFan made that base for me, for my personal XB project. You talked me out of it
NAY!!
CEASE!!!
well, the wife didn't do that when she found out.........................
no, I only get those when i'm good..............Uh oh.................
no, I only get those when i'm good..............
UMMMMMMM................AVFan made that base for me, for my personal XB project. You talked me out of it
Maple is my favorite closed grain hardwood. So many choices... plain, flame, quilted, birdseye... Perfect for electric guitars too...I guess I like my own work and I'm glad @Redd House is enjoying the base along with his modded XB. I also have a highly quilted maple base for my own XB waiting in the wings.
I soldered the two ground wires from the interconnect cables to one connection on the original connection block. The I soldered the ground wires from the table to one connector. Then I bridged two of the connections on the block together to bring all the grounds together. I will get some pics tonight.
Here you go. I grouped the RCA cable grounds on one pin, the table grounds on the other. Then the tonearm grounds are on the other side, and I bridged those two pins with a piece of wire soldered between them.
BTW, damn finest plank choosing and corner work I've ever seen! You guys make a great team!!!I guess I like my own work and I'm glad @Redd House is enjoying the base along with his modded XB. I also have a highly quilted maple base for my own XB waiting in the wings.
good, now while you're in there, you need to re secure your power switch wires to the base, as they're stuck inside your front suspension spring. That wire tree should have been screwed to the base also.I fixed it!!!!! I found a old post from Marc on another thread...
One thing I forgot to ask, and it could cause an issue. How do you have the cart wired? AR headshell pattern is Red right hot, Black right ground. White left hot, Green left ground. on "SME" pattern Green is right ground. If your cart has color coded pins, ignore that and attach the right ground (black wire) to the green pin on the cart. The green wire to the blue pin on the cart.
I flipped the Green/Blue connectors on the cart and boom! no more hum.
good, now while you're in there, you need to re secure your power switch wires to the base, as they're stuck inside your front suspension spring. That wire tree should have been screwed to the base also.
ganging both green and blue wires with a jumper to the black arm ground wire would have solved the issue too. That looks like a base from AVFan, that has my lower rigid spring perches, who put this table together?