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In Reply to: RE: My mistake. I should have been more clear. posted by Dryginger2 on November 1, 2014 at 11:19:38:
Yes, many are not away that digital noise exists and even fewer are aware that it's bi-directional, meaning it goes back into the wall and supposedly even as far back as the service panel to affect other circuits, lines, components, etc.
I've done enough testing to verify it exists and is certainly worth curing.
My line conditioners are also bi-directional filtering which, in my case, doesn't matter since each component has its own line conditioner.
As for grounding, I've found the best is no ground.
I just don't have any experience with swapping screws. I don't think I'd have that kind of patience.
But I'm all for cryo-treating every electronic part and cable that is reaonsable for me to disassemble or purchase and install.
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- RE: My mistake. I should have been more clear. - stehno 00:24:07 11/02/14 (1)
- RE: My mistake. I should have been more clear. - Dryginger2 09:18:38 11/02/14 (0)
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