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In Reply to: "I noticed that the signal input is not referenced to ground in any way" posted by Allen Wright on April 7, 2007 at 12:41:45:
concerning grounding schemes in tube amps, star grounding, bus, etc. So what I am going to do is exactly as you suggest and make sure the grounding is done properly. This will TAKE A WEEK OR SO BECAUSE OF MY WORK SCHEDULE BUT i WILL POST RESULTS AS SOON AS i DISCOVER THE PROBLEM. Thanks for all of your help!! This is probably the sixth or seventh amp I have built and I thought I had proper grounding technique but I must have missed something for sure. This is the best way for me to learn though. I need to do things. This amp really does sound real good so I want to get rid of this HUMMMMM!!!
Jim
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