I use 'star grounding' and have been very happy with it.
It made an audible difference in low level noise.
What exactly are you meaning by "component grounding"?
se
What about listener grounding.
Is a single malt drinker more grounded than a pinot noir ?
What about floating the ground and which type of pot is best for that ?
I
I found that by attaching a extra ground to my TT plinth, I was able to reduce phono noise.So yes I have two phono grounds: one from the tonearm and the other from the plinth.
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Floyd Toole said everything should be grounded to the preamp .
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tomjtx wrote: What about floating the ground and which type of pot is best for that ?
I prefer Mexican Red Bud.
soulful.terrain wrote: tomjtx wrote: What about floating the ground and which type of pot is best for that ? I prefer Mexican Red Bud.
I hear the purple coosh from BC is very good .
No text :-)
RG
I use 'star grounding' and have been very happy with it.
It made an audible difference in low level noise.
What exactly are you meaning by "component grounding"?
se
What about listener grounding.
Is a single malt drinker more grounded than a pinot noir ?
What about floating the ground and which type of pot is best for that ?
I
I found that by attaching a extra ground to my TT plinth, I was able to reduce phono noise.So yes I have two phono grounds: one from the tonearm and the other from the plinth.
e
Floyd Toole said everything should be grounded to the preamp .
.
I prefer Mexican Red Bud.
I hear the purple coosh from BC is very good .
No text :-)
RG