Rénovation d'une paire de SL1200mk2

De plus, quitte à ouvrir tes mk2, autant shunter les masses et ainsi s'affranchir de ce petit fil ennuyeux.

Sauf que cette solution ne marche pas pour toutes les tables de mixages ...

En cas de reventes de la platines c'est aussi mieux de le laisser pour le futur acheteur.

En plus si c'est pour laisser les platines à la maison il n y plus vraiment de raison de supprimer le fils de masse vu que tu le fixes pas tous les jours

6.2 - Eliminating the ground wire
This may work only with certain setups -- to be sure: use a multimeter and do a continuity check between the ground screw on the back of your mixer/pre-amp/whatever and the outer conductor of the RCA jack inputs. Check both channels. Not all systems share a common ground. If it does, remove the rubber base from your TT. Remove the screws to the plastic stress clip for the cable coming out from under the tonearm. Dissasemble the clip. Remove the two screws holding down the round plate. Move it out of the way. Use two short lengths of wire and solder both to the ground tab the current wire is connected to. Solder the end of one wire to the shield of one channel in the audio cable where it is soldered to the PCB, and do the same for the other wire and channel. You can desolder and remove the old ground wire if you want. (I left mine on just in case) You may not want to do this mod if you are using different mixers constantly.