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daykareboards
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multi amp Q

Post by daykareboards »

k... i have a multi amp set up and i have the grounds grounded to the same spot. everything sounds great but some guy @ a local shop said id get better sound and more power if i used 2 seperate grounding spots.. but couldnt this cause a grounding loop?
71buickfreak
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Post by 71buickfreak »

he doesn't know what he is talking about. ALWAYS ground your amps to the same spot, as it can cause ground loops.you definitley will not get better sound by grounding at seperate spots. That makes no difference in the actual sound from your system, asidefrom noise issues. sounds like a chump trying to get into your head.
Justin from Detroit1
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

When possible, always ground to the same spot to prevent ground loops and unwanted system noise.
daykareboards
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Post by daykareboards »

alright, thats what i thought. thanks
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