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RE: thanks for the links

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In Reply to: RE: thanks for the links posted by watchdogsg on April 17, 2015 at 03:38:01

Hi watchdogsg,

As i said previously to UncleStu
"On the web I found that a brand was doing ground tweak for lousdpeaker outputs with 8 feet copper ribbon. I have 1.5mh 0.3 rdc ribbon coils from an old projects and decided to plug one coils to each - pole of speaker binding posts in conjunction with bgt: it improved it a lot going deeper in the midrange region. (just one end of each coil was plug to the post the other end remained free, floating!)"

You said that tellus bettered of about 40% the BGT, If you have such a ribon coil try it; I think the gap between BGT+ribon coil and tellus will be seriously reduced!

Bud Purvine said his ground control was better when made of litz wire with a max of little strands wich makes me think that the litle amount of capacitance added on the big area of all this strands was acting like an HF filter.
So the key seems to have a large copper contact with insulation: the same thing occures with a ribbon and its large contact area! In my cas it's a 14awg ribon.

When I look to the core audio claims they say their ground conditioner is the heart, of a new star grounding for all the system!!! They claim their conditioner is a 0 impedance grounding: without it would be a disaster because it would create multiple ground loops.
Maybe the best thing would be a 0ohms ribbon coil+BGT wounded on a magnetic material: only one ground for all the system. But where to find such a coil???

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