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14th October 2004, 07:47 AM
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How save is a ground loop breaker?
Hi!
Ok...built Holtons lateral amp, it works. The only problem I have is a hum (with harmonics). It only occours when I connect preamp/cd/dvd... These have only the 2 pole plugs, so don't have a seperate ground connection really. So I guess the hum comes from a ground loop. I want to try the ground loop breaker mentioned by rod elliot. My question now is: How save is such a thing? Is there still a real ground connection? And if there is, how does it work then? Thank you for all replys! Konstantin |
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