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In Reply to: First Time Ever posted by Brian Levy on June 9, 2014 at 16:26:54:
extensively. For two pronged power cords, he recommends changing the insertion of the power cord to achieve the lowest potential between the component chassis and the outlet ground. I am not sure if this is safe, but I did measure a different voltage when I tried different insertions. Of course, depending on the age of the component and the age of the house, a cheater plug may have to be used to swap the orientation of the power cord prongs. I am sure this will attract a few comments, but DeWulf swears that the the sound changes for the better, when the lowest potential is achieved for each component.
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- Martin DeWulf of "Bound For Sound" newsletter has discussed this phenomena - alaskahiatt 21:06:22 06/09/14 (0)
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