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In Reply to: RE: I thought using the opposite phase for a breaker was a no-no, no? posted by Mr_bill2 on October 23, 2007 at 12:19:42:
If you have any other equipment on the same line as your digital, you're getting digital "junk" back into it if you don't use a good filter to keep it out. Borrow a Hydra from someone and find out. You don't really know what it sounds like until its missing -- I didn't.
I agree with you that same phase is best to prevent possible ground hum, but that's why I recommended a different phase for digital IF he wasn't going to use a good filter to keep the digital junk out of the other equipment.
In my experience (YMMV), I've never had a ground loop problem, same phase or not, but I have experienced the digital junk problem.
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- RE: I thought using the opposite phase for a breaker was a no-no, no? - Terry P 10/23/0717:23:20 10/23/07 (0)
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