I haven'f third wire in my house for ground. instead of that, zero is connected on ground pin on plug. If I connect ground from amp on that pin, hum is outstandable...
so, my plans are to dig one copper plate into earth and then connect that plate with one huge cable to my amp ground....
tell me if this is o.k.?? and of courese, if its helps....
my amp is driven with mu cf
thanx
so, my plans are to dig one copper plate into earth and then connect that plate with one huge cable to my amp ground....
tell me if this is o.k.?? and of courese, if its helps....
my amp is driven with mu cf
thanx
Yes, bonding of nuetral to ground isn't needed and can be dangerous. Should something let go, stray voltage would just be re-injected into the amp instead of absorbed by ground. A 6 foot copper rod driven 3-4 feet into earth will give you a solid grounding point. Then you can use a #6 or #8 conductor to provide electrical ground to the amp.
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