Showing 9 responses by lowrider57
All grounding schemes from component to earth have different levels of impedance (ground potential). We know this much. By no means am I an expert, but by wiring each component’s chassis (earth ground) to the grounding box and adjusting the settings, the theory is that an equal impedance to ground can be achieved. https://www.synergisticresearch.com/isolation/ground-isolation/grounding-block/ http://www.graniteaudio.com/zero/index.html Where’s millercarbon when you need him? |
The Ground Zero uses a wire attached to a ground post or the chassis of the components. I tried it and it seemed to smooth out the highs, that's all. @larryi I believe the active blocks use the negative of an RCA jack as ground, and the ground from an XLR input then they're tied to the ground block. Possibly also using the neutral. |
Crystals? Iron Ferrite, crushed magnets? I keep reading about magnets. How they can DIRECT and focus a signal to the CENTER of a conductor... Don’t shoot the messenger.. It’s how they focus a laser in a vacuum. Rick Schultz at High Fidelity Cables has been using magnets in his cables and devices for years. The magnetic field directs electrons into a more direct path (or something like that). I own several of his cables and devices. You might want to read about his theory.... https://www.highfidelitycables.com/technology/ |