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I have a pair of vintage Klipsch Heresy II speakers that are hooked up to a McIntosh 6100 and a Rega P3. They get a static fuzz and then cut in and out. I assume it's the wire connection but could it be a short either in the amp or the speaker? wondering if you have an expert advice for connecting the amp to the speakers to triple check my handy work. I've clipped the bare wires short on both sides, they do not touch anything other than the individual screws on the speakers and fit snugly into the red and black boxes on the amp without coming through on the other side. Wondering if they are elevated onto a place separate from the amp if gravity might have an effect on the wires?? Another question that might solve the problem....What's the best recommended wire for this? As always, ready to learn.

Thanks for the response. I purchased the Rega direct so the tonearm with Elys cartridge was already mounted. It came with a compass and all seems to check out. I guess I need some weight training because other forums suggest that the directions may not be perfect. If you hear something would love to learn

I just purchased a Rega P3-24 wtih Elys 2 tonearm to run with a McIntosh MA6100 an 2 vintage Klipsch Heresy speakers. Pulled in and was ready to go but noticed that all records halfway through began to skip. Is the tonearm set incorrectly or perhaps the compass setting by needledoctor? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to speak to me like a school child cause I'm ready to be taught step by step. Mighty, Mighty thanks!