5-ft Technic Phonograph Turntable Ground Wire for Magnetic Cartridge Turntables

I am using to connect my turntable with my amplifier and works like a charm. Great quality. Recommended!

It a cheap grounding wite that does a decent job removing buzzing noise

Does the job, nothing special

These are great ground cables. I didn't see any reviews for them, but looking at the pictures they looked high quality. I am glad to say they were high quality when I received them. The U clamps attached to each end of the cable is installed very well and has good contact with the wire. I bought two of them to connect my two Gemini PT 2000 mk2 turntables to my Pioneer DDJ-SX2 DJ controller for use in DVS mode. It works great and I am no longer getting static noises when using the turntables. There is still static on the records but that's a common thing and not related to a grounding issue. I need one of the ZeroStat guns or something. Anyway I recommend these as they are great cables. Remember to make sure your ground cable is equal to or shorter than the RCA cables you run from the turntables to the other side. 5 stars all around!

I recently purchase a new turntable like many others who are getting back into vinyl. I originally just was using some speaker cables to ground the turntable. It was ok at lower sound levels however when I turn the volume up there was a noticeable noise.Because I own a VPI Turntable I look at their ground cable with the RCA Connectors and the cost was $250.00. Not wanting to spend that amount of money I order 2 pairs of Amazon Kable Direckt RCA Cables ($14/pr) and the ground wire for $11. I connect the turntable to my amp and phono preamp, turned up the volume and it is virtually noise free. For under $40.00 these cables are a great buy. Highly recommended,

Very fast shipping & easy setup. Sounds great w/ Harman Kardon 330C receiver & RCA speakers. Not designed for scratching (direct driven motor only). This turntable is belt driven. Save the red ribbon to loop a replacement belt later when needing to change the belt. Put on a level surface for best sound quality. Happy it has a dust cover and a good hi-fi preamp. Use the dust cover, get a surge suppressor and clean the stylus after every spin and this will a beautiful sounding turntable with no noise as long as it’s grounded to receiver/active speakers or external preamp. Plays 45s, 78s & 33s. Low profile design is very modern and sleek. The black finish is similar to an electric guitar or grand piano. Looks nice, sounds awesome!

I was glad to find these when my phono ground wouldn't quite reach pre-amp. Add a small screw, nut and some tape and instant ground extension. Working flawlessly.

I actually got more hum when connecting this to my ‘Teac TN-400S turntable than without using a ground at all. Don’t know why, but that is my experience. The build quality seems very good, the gauge seems to be around 16G, and I would recommend this cable, even though you can make it yourself for next to nothing. Convenience is what you are paying for here.