DIY INSTALLATION VIDEO FOR THE JDDTECH-RCA FOR YOUR TECHNICS SL1200MK2, MK3, MK5, M3D, M5G THE PCB HAS INTERNAL GROUNDING SO NO NEED FOR THE EXTRA SOLDERING. YOU CAN GET THEM HERE. jessedeancusto...
I just finished repairing my rca cord while watching this video. The surgery was a success and you saved me $100. You are the freaking man and now I'm going to advertise to do other peoples..lol
great video. i was little apprehensive about opening things up and soldering and replacing the board but your video was extremely helpful. replaced it on both turntables and turned out great. thank you!
Thank you so much for this guide. I was skeptical about doing this since I had no prior soldering experience; however, this tutorial made it easy and now I have a new RCA cable that's internally grounded. Thanks Jesse
They worked great with my 2 channel pioneer mixer, today i purchased the pioneer xz unit and tried linking my technics into the 2 spare channels on that, absolute no go, thank god i didnt snip off my earth cables as im going to need to feed them back through and use them on the earthing point on the console. Just tuck them in, dont snip them off, you may live to regret it.
THE CABLE HE PUT AWAY IS A PIECE OF GROUND WIRE. THE GROUND WIRE WAS CUT AND A SMALL PIECE WAS USED TO INTERNALLY GROUND THE TURNTABLE. THE TURNTABLE MOST BE GROUNDED. ONE END GOES TO PCB BOARD AND THE OTHER END GOES TO THE PITCH. IF YOU GET HUMM CHECK YOUR SOLDERING WIRES, INCLUDING THE GROUND WIRE.
I changed my old cable like you showed it in this video: Now the sound is more quiet than before. Something is wrong :-(. If I turn the amplifier louder I have a humming. What happened?
Its an bad idea to cut the ground wire, if you use an home audio amplifier :-// You should say that in your video. I sent your item back to the shop, because the sound was worse too. The original board is better. I compared it and the ground humming is a serious problem for people who use home audio amplifiers.
I watched with great anticipation until you flipped it over onto that delicate, precise, fragile tone arm...... that's right where I stopped the video and moved on.
Unfortunately very poor quality! The gold plating on a cinch pin came off after a year! I have used the TECHNICS only at home and never puts the cinch cable out.
I just replaced my RCA cables with yours. I was hoping it would fix my issue of the sound from turntable only coming out of one side. It’s not the head shell or my mixer. Any other things you could think of that it could be?
This does not work for home audiophiles, had to put my SL-1300 back to original after I bought one off ebay. You have to have the table grounded to the amp or you will have a deep hum. Especially when you have a cart rated at 5mv like Shure.
@DJJohnny Cruz how do you solder the ground to the negative, in other words how do you know which is the negative wire? I'm a newbie..thanks in advance.
@@vettrious I use more than one amplifier, but I connected the ground to the first one in the circuit - the MM preamp. Should I try to connect to my Marantz or my Yamaha instead? Thanks, Mike.
He's too lazy to take care. Tonearm when he flipped over the table it's not a professional at all rule number 1 take care the tonearm because it's the heart of the turntable do the job right or don't do it at all if you want it teaching something do it on the professional way not on the lazy way. Also it's a tool it called a Phillips screwdriver. Do not use power drill on those screws.👎👎👎
