Technics turntable grounding ?

[LKent]

I have a Technics SL-B200 turntable, and the ground wire has become unattached. There's no obvious place to re-attach it, so where does it connect?
Thanks.

[Ty Ford]

On Thu, 9 Jun 2005 10:51:44 -0400, LKent wrote
(in article >):

> I have a Technics SL-B200 turntable, and the ground wire has
> becomeunattached. There's no obvious place to re-attach it, so where does
> itconnect?
> Thanks.-- LKent

Pretty much any place that stops the buzzing when it's not attached. Look for
a metal screw that bites into the metal chassis.

Ty Ford



-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
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[ric]

Ty Ford wrote:

> > I have a Technics SL-B200 turntable, and the ground wire has
> > becomeunattached. There's no obvious place to re-attach it, so where does
> > itconnect?
> > Thanks.-- LKent
>
> Pretty much any place that stops the buzzing when it's not attached. Look for
> a metal screw that bites into the metal chassis.

As long as that screw is in the receiver/amplifier. Mine has a thumbscrew
for such purposes.

[Mark D. Zacharias]

ric wrote:
> Ty Ford wrote:
>
>>> I have a Technics SL-B200 turntable, and the ground wire has
>>> becomeunattached. There's no obvious place to re-attach it, so
>>> where does itconnect?
>>> Thanks.-- LKent
>>
>> Pretty much any place that stops the buzzing when it's not attached.
>> Look for a metal screw that bites into the metal chassis.
>
> As long as that screw is in the receiver/amplifier. Mine has a
> thumbscrew for such purposes.

On these models there is a small hole near the Left and Right audio output
jacks, into which the ground wire plugs.

Mark Z.

[LKent]

ric wrote:
Ty Ford wrote:

I have a Technics SL-B200 turntable, and the ground wire has
becomeunattached. There's no obvious place to re-attach it, so
where does itconnect?
Thanks.-- LKent

Pretty much any place that stops the buzzing when it's not attached.
Look for a metal screw that bites into the metal chassis.

As long as that screw is in the receiver/amplifier. Mine has a
thumbscrew for such purposes.

On these models there is a small hole near the Left and Right audio output
jacks, into which the ground wire plugs.

Mark Z.

Thanks, Mark Z. That's the answer I needed. -LKent