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  First of all im going to talk about my setup. (If its even rellivent)
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  I don't know if the wire would be the preamp stage then to pc? Or the turntable to PC then another Earth wire of the preamplifier to the PC? How would this work?
  
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  Hmm... When it comes to cable signals, the ground is not the easiest thing in the world, however you look at it.

  The continuity of the Earth (or ground) in your system will ground turntable to the preamp, and from there to the PC via the USB cable. The cable itself has a shielded external connection, and which is attached to the case of jams. Any breach of this string (even just a slightly loose Cableusb) will give rise to the kind of static type noise that you got. The whole system is not be connected directly on the ground to work either - it's the connections that are important from a point of view of signal. Often, just having connections to earth potential signals about is sufficient when it comes to screening of interference.

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  steven.pw.lau wrote:
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  1. Yes.

  2. Yes.

  Circulation * could * crosses both switches BNT, according to what I explained above.

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  2.Yes.

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