Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective

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shep

Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #40 on: 5 Feb 2007, 03:45 pm »
Hmmm. There should be slight hiss with the vol. full open, nothing more. Where is it plugged into your amp?

woodlandjustin

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Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #41 on: 5 Feb 2007, 03:51 pm »
Hmmm. There should be slight hiss with the vol. full open, nothing more. Where is it plugged into your amp?
To the aux input

shep

Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #42 on: 5 Feb 2007, 04:05 pm »
Try another one, you never know...

lcrim

Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #43 on: 5 Feb 2007, 04:28 pm »
justin:

I saw your reply when I was about to post this.  Do you have a ground wire connected between the TT and the phono stage?  If not there should be a post on both to accomplish this.  It can explain the noise.

woodlandjustin

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Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #44 on: 5 Feb 2007, 04:54 pm »
justin:

I saw your reply when I was about to post this.  Do you have a ground wire connected between the TT and the phono stage?  If not there should be a post on both to accomplish this.  It can explain the noise.

Well, like I said this noise is there even with no turntabel connected to the phono stage at all! So I don't think that could be it.
Justin

lcrim

Re: Advice on cartridge for Pro-ject Perspective
« Reply #45 on: 5 Feb 2007, 05:20 pm »
Justin, the Luxman must have a few miles on it because I don't think its made anymore.  Is it a tubed unit?  It may be behaving perfectly normally.  Try the loading (3 ohms, 40, 100) @ 3 and it should be fairly quiet at anything like a normal volume level.  You may simply be hearing the noise floor of the unit when you crank the volume.  Do try grounding everything properly as any phono stage because of all the gain has a certain amount of noise and will amplify any crap it picks up.  I don't know much about Japanese electrical wiring but I think they are 60 cycles/ 105 volts so that shouldn't be the issue.