Great video, man. Thanks for posting. You had some really nice tips at the beginning that were super helpful for a first timer. I would also mention that it is a good idea to replace the zip tie that holds the RCAs to the PCB right after the solder joints. Also, yours had a service loop of extra length under the cover which is helpful in case you ever give them a tug.
Do you mind telling me why you did this, please? Is it to improve the sound? Or to do away with hum or or other sound interference? Sweet, I’m a newbie. Thank you. Great video.
@@noahwig500 Im wanting to try this because the original rca are not registering when using with timecode traktor vinyl. but works fine on a regular record '
Yes, I have found it difficult to find a replacement cable for turntable that is Low Capacitance, and suitable for soldering. Looks like Blue Jeans cable can produce, with their 1505 Belden. Any suggestions? Their LC-1 has best specs...but, apparently doesn't solder well.,
Great video, man. Thanks for posting. You had some really nice tips at the beginning that were super helpful for a first timer. I would also mention that it is a good idea to replace the zip tie that holds the RCAs to the PCB right after the solder joints. Also, yours had a service loop of extra length under the cover which is helpful in case you ever give them a tug.
Thank you for watching! That’s a great tip as well!
Oh wow. FANTASTIC JOB AND FANTASTIC VIDEO. THANKS SO MUCH
Thanks for the tutorial, I am going to give this a go. Just got a 1200 mk2 and have some great RCAs I want to use. Also, dope scratching !!
Super super super super ❤❤❤
Do you mind telling me why you did this, please? Is it to improve the sound? Or to do away with hum or or other sound interference?
Sweet, I’m a newbie.
Thank you. Great video.
Rca cabels tend to wear out and loose connection after a while.
@@noahwig500 Im wanting to try this because the original rca are not registering when using with timecode traktor vinyl. but works fine on a regular record
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I have a shortcut somewhere. Hope to solve by re-soldering wires without replacing cables, because i wish to keep it original.
Thank you!!
what cables are those? thanks for the guidance
Yes, I have found it difficult to find a replacement cable for turntable that is Low Capacitance, and suitable for soldering. Looks like Blue Jeans cable can produce, with their 1505 Belden. Any suggestions? Their LC-1 has best specs...but, apparently doesn't solder well.,
Can you send me a link for a suitable replacement CRA cable. I brought one but the wires were too thin too solder
Not emkay. Mark. Mark 2, mark 5.