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-[* black] You will see some wires: a cable joining the metal case to the PCB and six thin cables from the cartridge tho the preamplifier.
-[* black] Notice that this wires are quite long and unprotected from the arm to the board.The signal managed by this cables are very low, only a few milivolts (believe me, this is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phono_input#Phono_input|very low level signal])
-[* black] The metal case protect the upper side of the board from electromagnetic interferences, but the bottom is directly fixed to the wood, and the wood is not a very good conductor ;)
+[* black] You will see some wires: a cable joining the metal case to the PCB and six thin cables from the cartridge to the preamplifier.
+[* black] Notice that this wires are quite long and unprotected from the arm to the board.The signal managed by these cables is very low, only a few milivolts (believe me, this is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phono_input#Phono_input|very low level signal])
+[* black] The metal case protects the upper side of the board from electromagnetic interference, but the bottom is directly fixed to the wood, and wood is not a very good conductor ;)