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In the Thread: It’s mad, mad, mad... electricity.
Post Subject: Very simplePosted by Romy the Cat on: 12/4/2020
It sounds that in your phonostage has to good (from electrical perspective between you ground entry from PC to the unit and the main ground terminal (presumably it would be the ground of your RCA). Some people feel that it should be 4-6Ga terminal with a loot of cooper in it (as some people call it the electrons pool) in the way how I did it Milq. I still feel that it is all not good for phonostages and we in phonstages should not use the wall grounds, it is juts to duty. So, in my system you will see power cords and broken off off ground terminal.  I connect all my components with 2 pins not 3 pins and that was I advocated with very begging of this conversation. Now about your “solution”. As I said. Get a think wire or 2 or 3, connect them to a single point at ground of your RCA  and “touch” different ground locations of you phonostage of your other elements. In my case I have a wire running from ground of my RCA to my TT’s tonearm on the other side of my SUT. As you find your configuration what you have no noise with max up volume juts solder the setting and juts forget about it. You do not need to understand it or to rationalities it. Who cares! Make it silent, move over and do not worry about why it does it. You will find you perfect setting VERY fast if you stop thinking about it and start juts touching your system with grounded wire at different locations. I do not advocate to be brainless typically but in this case, I do not feel that understanding is necessary. You will not have it and only God know why it works in the way how it works. I was taught by the guys who built high frequency transmitters and what they do with ground and antennas is an absolute black magic with deny any understanding. In our case the thing are very simple and our objective is not best termination of the UHF transition lines but juts killing the auditable noise, very simple…

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