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Why Power Cables Affect Sound cleeds Is it because of the better quality AC connectors? Is it the geometry of the cables themselves? I honestly don’t know. And I don’t care. And this being a hobbyist’s group,Add, it is possible the cord used is helping to prevent induced AC v... | |
Isolated Ground causes ground hum. What do you think about the use of Isolated Ground Receptacle in this case.Thanks First, what is an IG, (Isolated Ground) receptacle? A receptacle where the female equipment ground contact is isolated electrically from the receptacle supporting b... | |
Isolated Ground causes ground hum. Hi Experienced Goner.I am adding the isolated ground into my music system and when I connected the ground wire into my existing system and it hums badly.Did I do st wrong? Thanks Calvin dangcaonguyen12-19-2018 7:34pm dangcaonguyen OP113 posts12... | |
Why Power Cables Affect Sound @ mkgus OP This may help you to better understand "the why do".https://www.gcaudio.com/tips-tricks/why-power-cables-make-a-difference/. | |
A problem with AC Power you may not have considered. Either way, I don’t see any AHJ issuing a permit for residential use of this equipment. Agree.If you read NEC Article 647 it clearly states 60/120V power systems are approved for use in commercial and industrial occupancies. Period..... NEC 647.3... | |
A problem with AC Power you may not have considered. spatialking OP118 posts12-15-2018 1:31pm Do be aware if you spring for this - currently there are no NEMA receptacles or plugs designed for balanced 120VAC power. See NEC 647.7 (4) Exception: Receptacles and attachment plugs rated 125-volt, singl... | |
To buy grounded or not to buy grounded. That is the question. jab431 posts12-14-2018 11:33amPS Audio made a power cord where you could unscrew the grounding pin. Yes. PS Audio states the grounding pin should only be removed for testing purposes only. Basically covering their butt. Audio-envy on the other ha... | |
To buy grounded or not to buy grounded. That is the question. towertone24 posts12-12-2018 7:24pmLet’s establish a few electrical facts first;If a piece of equipment comes with a two-prong (hot and neutral) plug then the chases is bonded and passes any short to the neutral. The chassis is bonded to what? Not... | |
To buy grounded or not to buy grounded. That is the question. cleeds1,813 posts12-12-2018 2:09pm stereo5 said:I would bet those ungrounded cords are not U L approvedThey’re probably UL listed. There’s nothing inherently unsafe with a two-prong power cord. It’s using it on a device that is designed for a co... | |
To buy grounded or not to buy grounded. That is the question. + 1 what cleeds and spatialking posted. "DescriptionNon-grounded cord (Ungrounded, the ground wire is removed from cord, with G-plug still intaked) Power cord is not Listed by any 3rd party testing laboratory. in case the hot or neutral wires som... | |
Lowering House Grounding Impedance builder3119 posts12-08-2018 6:30pmJim, interesting, and I don’t know the answers. I wish I had a better understanding of the real world differences and interactions of the grounded (neutral) and grounding conductors. Thanks for the link, I’ll ch... | |
Lowering House Grounding Impedance builder3116 posts12-07-2018 8:36pmWhat you described is the code requirement currently, as I understand it. The grounding connection is a safety requirement. Barring an electrical issue, it shouldn’t be doing anything at all. Again, that’s how I... | |
Lowering House Grounding Impedance spatialking95 posts12-05-2018 11:19pmI have. I added a clean ground to my system, rather than use the house ground. I was amazed at how clean FM reception became. I had two FM tuners, one analog and the other digital but both improved significant... | |
Going to have a dedicated line installed- What should i know to ask for? dumbeat OP71 posts11-27-2018 3:11pmIm in Brookly NY. Should have mentioned. Just a guess, the electrician will not pull an electrical permit? $300 for each dedicated circuit would cover the material. His labor must be free.Though the NEC is the e... | |
Help! 220 to 110 The answer, I think, is to find a silent, safe and audiophile quality autotransformer, a single box solution that would allow me to simply plug the transformer into the wall, plug the power conditioner into that, and then all my gear into the con... |