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In the Forum: Melquiades Amplifier
In the Thread: Bias help
Post Subject: Yes, something like this.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 4/25/2018
Yes, something like this. This all common sense. Make the main grounding bus with some kind of
ugly, very low Ga (1-6) wire with no isolation. Make sure it is copper, so main
grounding bus should be a LOT of copper. It should be connected to amp’s chassis
in one location, the RCA for the amp input would be the best. If you have think
enough main grounding bus then the locations where you connect to it different
devises will be less relevant. Ideally you would like to connect all devises to
the input ground, in a single point. It is not practical however. A good thick
main bus terminal will make it more convenient. I am not a reference in circuits
assembling but using the techniques above I never had any ground loop problems in
the circuit
The connection to the main’s ground is a tricky question. It
should be connected of cause, not the last reason is the electrical code
demands and the considerations of safety. The really is very different and
would be contingent upon many factors: quality of your main grounding, the type
and the grounding topology of electrical proxy devises you use, specifics of
your particular intentions and many others. So, wire the main’s ground to the
amps and it is highly like that you will eventify lift it by using a cheating
plug. I did it with each single playback system I had.
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