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Old 05.11.2009, 05:54 PM   #3
skinnypaul
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Are you running it into a phono stage or the phono input on your amp? The output from a turntable is a fraction of the output from a CD player so hooking it up to a regular aux input will result in a very low signal.

Have you checked your earth wire is hooked up correctly? This is often a cause of hum.

A new stylus is probably no bad thing - a worn needle won't do much for your records.

I'd try and understand what's wrong with your set up before buying another deck.

Good luck!
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