How To Make A Hi-End Pure Silver Tonearm Cable 

Hello Eric, you can use this wire www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123079946364. 5 runs, twist the 5 together, remember to mark them all to start with, then split them, then twist two pairs & the last one would be you earth wire, I hope you understand what I'm saying, thanks for commenting & watching.

Hello, its the Negative, thanks for commenting & watching👍

@@tweakerman thank you!

Hello Andy, here's a diagram for wiring, you can use a multimeter if ypu want, but you shouldn't need to , as long as you keep the left/right channels & ground labelled, you should be fine. images.app.goo.gl/HkVhEjTGMzvnimQ68

Thanks for your response but now ive realised i may have been a bit dim ere and not for the first time, i hear you say. The diagrams may appear to be different because it depends on which end of the 5 pin din plug you are looking at. The left and right channels are on different sides of the ground depending on whether you are looking at the end to be soldered or the end that plugs into the tonearm! A lot of the diagrams ive been looking at are not clear in this respect so thats why i was a bit confused. As usual though, you’ve come to the rescue. Thanks again TM and keep up the good work

Hello Tony, it sound really nice, I'm just breaking it in at the moment on a low volume, it's going to take some time, but will do a video on how the deck sound with all the upgrade soon, I've got plenty of other videos coming before that, cheers Ian

@@tweakerman Is breaking in, or settling in, a factor for all the components of the turntable? Almost everything is new, so does it need time to settle in or limber up?

@@audioupgrades The cables need breaking, but the tonearm needs running in like all new stuff, it will settle down after a few weeks.