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In Reply to: Re: Benefits of a *Single* Dedicated AC Line? posted by PhilNYC on March 16, 2006 at 14:27:01:
> > "However, if I plug in my amp into one line and the rest of my gear into another, I get a ground loop. Oh well..." < <
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Easy fix connect the two equipment ground conductor wires together at the electrical receptacle outlet rough-n boxes. This will give you a "star ground" right at the point of connection of the audio equipment. The cost of the electrician will be minimal, probably one man hour.One other thing you may want to try is plug your analog equipment into the same dedicated branch circuit outlet and your digital equipment into the other dedicated branch circuit outlet, that is, if the digital equipment is the two wire cord and plug type.
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