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Hello, I just received an AT-LP120 turntable today in the mail opened it and much to my displeasure it doesn't fit well in my room so it needs to find a new home. Also, the tiny plastic "lock" for the tone arm snapped off at some point, the piece is included and easily attached back with any sort of adhesive (super glue, etc.). I have no clue what my options are at the moment, and if you are not interested but could give some feedback on how to resolve my predicament that would be greatly appreciated. I am considering contacting Audio Technica since it is brand new but I am not sure how they could help me. After having a solid 24 hours to work it out, I have decided I am going to keep it and work with it, I already contacted AT about a replacement piece and once I get that settled I should be all good. Thank you everyone for the interest, it was overwhelming last night though, glad I had a day to think everything over.

HEY VC I decided to paint my LP120 this week. While letting the black paint cure on the plinth, I decided to go ahead and cut off the built in preamp. I have to come to a problem though. I need to wire a ground from the inside out to my external preamp so bad things don't happen, BUT, here is the problem. DOES IT MATTER WHAT KIND OF GROUND WIRE I BUY??? I saw on amazon a ground wire "specifically" for a technics turntable, so does it really make a difference?? Thanks Drew