[78-L] NULLING VERTICAL COMPONENT - was: stereo/mono and noise reduction
Mark Durenberger
Mark4 at durenberger.com
Mon Nov 7 18:18:26 PST 2011
Uhhmm...I'm not sure it's good to jumper most cartridge outputs together.
What I find works well is to install a proper combining pad for the outputs
of the preamp; set the preamp gain controls so the output is approximately
equal with 'Left-channel-only' and 'Right-channel-only tones'......THEN put
on the L-R test cut and trim one of the preamp gain controls for minimum
output. With a properly tracking cartridge and decent test disc you'll get
a great null.
Regards,
Mark Durenberger
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> I think it's best to combine the signals as near to the cartridge as
> possible because even the cables have capacitance and inductance which
> will
> alter the signal differently so it won't cancel as well when combined
> later. I put jumper wires right on the cartridge clips. If you combine
> the
> signal after amplification it will be even worse, due to distortion in the
> amplifier (and they all have SOME).
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