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Re: No problem

Posted by Boban on March 10, 2003 at 10:49:01:
"Isolated binding post for the ground wire." - that's a good point. But where to connect? There are three options here: chassis, power supply ground or signal ground. I believe that correct place would be power supply ground or chassis (chassis is connected to the power supply chassis which is connecetd to the main ground). What do you think?
"Wrap the phono ground wire around both phono cables" - this I will try tonight. Thanks