Re: Excellent Article on Gnd Loops

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> > >>>http://www.jensen-transformers.com/an/an004.pdf
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> > >>> With a real reason for interconnects to perform
> > >>> differently.
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> > >> Please explain.
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> > > High Gnd (****eld) resistance raises the system noise
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> > The noise in question is dominated by hum. I don't hear people who
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> =A0Hum and it's harmonics. =A0At low levels I'm not sure they would
> identify it as hum
> but the absence might be "inky blackness" or some other vague
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> Anybody can tell. Stick your ear to the speaker. You'll hear three
things:=

> 1. Hum
> 2. Semiconductor thermal noise
> 3. Your own confused thoughts. =A0(Yes, Scott, it's payback time for
your
> wanton cruelty.)

  Since I rewired my system with chassis tied together I hear no
hum with my ear up close and my new interconnect system has created
an inky black depth from which the music rises up and illuminates
you :).

ScottW