Turntable Ground Wire Plug-in Grounding Wire for Technics SL-BD21 SL-BD3 SL-QL5 SL-6 - Stops Hum - 5Feet

There’s not much info on the internet about the correct ground wire for the SL-B30 record player. So, I bought a couple different ones and this one seems to be the right fit. Hope this helps someone who was as confused as I was.

I was skeptical and thought, there’s no way this thing is going to fit, but it fit perfectly and fixed the problem. The cord is much longer than I needed so I just left the tie on to hold the cable together. I have Technics model SL-Q200.

This worked perfectly for my Technics SL-B200. It's a ground wire, not sure what the other reviewer is complaining about- a wire is a wire for this purpose, and it has to specifically fit into your phonograph output (it's the small hole to the right of the RCA output jacks).

Poorly made Chinese trash by a little kid in a factory in guangdong. Plugged it into my Technics b300 and it didn’t remove the humming noise do not buy this basura save your 8 dollars.

Came into an Technics SL-Q350 years ago. The turntable itself has worked flawlessly, but one of the most common missing components in used turntables of this vintage is the ground wire. Phono turntables like this need a ground wire to eliminate fuzziness and general electrical noisiness that comes from the signal. At the time, little to no options for a replacement existed. Luckily today, it seems that the resurgence in turntables use and ownership has sparked a new wave of parts for even the most vintage of units.This ground wire turned out to be the perfect fix for my unit. The plug fits in snug and features a banana style plug similar to the original ground wire that came with the unit. The ground lead that connects to the phono preamp is sturdy and easy to connect to screw-type grounds. For the price, this is a great, fast solution for a problem that has plagued me for years!

Worked great on my Technics Sl-ql15 that didn't come with the factory ground wire.Fit perfectly and snug.