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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: aragorn723 on February 05, 2025, 08:16:08 AM
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I just got a Technics SL-1500C and am very excited! Been running a Uturn for years, which was nice, but time for an upgrade. The 1500C has a separate ground cable, do I need to actually connect it? The Uturn was self grounding, so this is something new to me (though very common from what i understand). If this is really needed, what is the best way to hook it up to a Quickie? I used to use a ground wire from the Quickie to an amp, but haven't needed that.. Would it be ok to simply hook up to that ground wire? I think it was wired to the ground of the RCA jacks IIRC?
Dave
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You should hook the earthing wire to earth, which isn't present on the battery powered Quickie. If you have an amplifier with a three wire power cord, you can connect that wire to a chassis screw on the amplifier.
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Ok cool, that will work. The amp has a 3 prong plug. Thanks!
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You should hook the earthing wire to earth, which isn't present on the battery powered Quickie. If you have an amplifier with a three wire power cord, you can connect that wire to a chassis screw on the amplifier.
It helped me also, Thank you.