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In Reply to: A challenge to you all posted by SteveBrown on January 19, 2017 at 20:22:49:
Here is my grounding scheme and the amp is dead quiet. It is a piece of copper tubing that is connected to the chassis on one end only. The rest of the copper tubing is held off from touching any metal using standoffs and wire ties to secure it. Works great and is very neat. This is one of my first tries using it. My other work is a lot nicer. I just don't have any pictures. Because of the size(1/4 inch I think) of the tubing it is almost like star grounding even though wire is soldered at different points of the circuit. If you take an ohm meter and check for a dead short it is doing just that from any solder point on the copper.
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