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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: cary,n.c.
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Good day! I have two boxes for my project; the first is for the amps, volume control, in/out, both channels.
The second is for the psu/bridge rectifiers ( some suggest placing the bridges in amp box?) Will be using xlr's to connect. (NOW?) For the grounding between the boxs. Any suggestions for this? larryg
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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Hi,
the first box containing the transformer is mains powered. It must have a safety earth. The second box is not mains powered. Can you guarantee that your construction will never introduce the risk of mains appearing on/in the second box? If yes then you do not need a safety earth. If you are in any doubt then be safe put in a safety earth. Do not connect any of the safety earths to audio ground. The wires coming from the PSU box to the Amplifier box do not contain any grounds. I can hear you asking "has this guy gone crackers". The PSU wires are +ve supply, 0volt supply and -ve supply. You can call the 0volt supply the PSU common if you prefer. BUT IT IS NOT a ground. If you can get your head to think in this direction you are less likely to make a grounding error that will afflict your amp with hum.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: cary,n.c.
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Hi AndrewT. A very 'good' answer for me, 'Your' knowledge and of
others, helps me a great deal; and many others, past & present, I'm sure would agree. Thank You, larryg
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