The electromagnetic pulse from the motor circuit travels through the air etc and is affecting the coils in the cartridge and so the pulse is being amplified by the system.
It is a common occurence in some turntable brands, and not a "big" problem. If it was not happening before, perhaps your cable from the TT is too close to the motor or A/C wire?
On my 20 year old Rega3 it happens about 1/3 of the time, as I turn off the platter motor to change sides.
It is really not a problem if it is not too loud.
It is a common occurence in some turntable brands, and not a "big" problem. If it was not happening before, perhaps your cable from the TT is too close to the motor or A/C wire?
On my 20 year old Rega3 it happens about 1/3 of the time, as I turn off the platter motor to change sides.
It is really not a problem if it is not too loud.

