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In Reply to: preamp grounding, cathode vs.anode vs. input posted by wolfy on March 29, 2007 at 17:03:49:
I would suggest raising your heater ground to 30 volts. That is the best method for getting the last bit of hum out. As long as you have a single point grounding for each ground, (no chassis loops or alternative ground potentials) there is not much benefit in going nuts in the geometry.
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