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In Reply to: RE: All true in the perfect world of today. posted by Ryelands on February 11, 2017 at 10:59:57
Can't off-hand comment on old kit or US rules. IIRC, UK regulations have stipulated 3-pin plugs for pretty much everything other than lighting circuits since the 1930s except for what we now call 'double insulated' devices. (What domestic users did was of course a different matter.)Interesting to lean that all the mass produced audio equipment manufactured in the 1970s for sale in the UK had a 3 wire cord and 3 wire grounding type plug.
Marantz, Pioneer, Sansui, Kenwood, NAD, Nakamichi, Teac, Technics, AKAI, JVC, you name it, sold in the USA and Canada came with a 2 wire power cord and plug.
The rest of your post was not worth the effect to respond.
Best regards.
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