I want to optimize my SE 300B monoblocks and rebuild them completely. Even that I never managed to build one with hum or noise, I want the ultimate grounding scheme for this one. Anybody with suggestions? Thanks
BTW, all ground wires will be 1mm OF Silver with cotton sleeves.
BTW, all ground wires will be 1mm OF Silver with cotton sleeves.
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I never had hum problems with star grounding like yours but consider that you can pick up 50/60Hz noise from wiring or transformer coupling and that has nothing to do with grounding. Also check if there is any ground loop at the input.
Star grounding is your friend. Keep loop areas small - i.e. signal "hot" and signal "return/ground" need to be closely coupled. Think twisted pair.
I suggest verifying the grounding scheme with regular copper wire before moving to any kind of boutique wire. What matters for signal integrity is the resistance and coupling capacitances, leakage/coupling inductances.
~Tom
I suggest verifying the grounding scheme with regular copper wire before moving to any kind of boutique wire. What matters for signal integrity is the resistance and coupling capacitances, leakage/coupling inductances.
~Tom
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