JoaMat Posted Sunday at 08:24 PM Report Posted Sunday at 08:24 PM I like the idea about to-252. First draft… …have to think about this. XLR ground pin to signal ground on PCB. 1 Quote
Shawn Posted Monday at 09:03 AM Report Posted Monday at 09:03 AM 12 hours ago, JoaMat said: XLR ground pin to signal ground on PCB. Correct me if I am wrong. The Ground Pin(Pin1) has been connected to the XLR socket shell by default by the manufacturer in some cases. This way, the ground pin should be left unconnected to avoid a looping ground. In this case, the loop may be like this: XLR(Pin 3)-> AMP signal ground - > L bracket - > chassis -> XLR(Pin 3). I just realised the L-bracket is isolated to the signal ground, so it should be fine.🤐 I assumed the amp chassis ground wires are connected to the PSU chassis somewhere, and the amp signal grounds are merged with the XLR ground, and then connected to the PSU power supply ground somewhere. Quote
kevin gilmore Posted Monday at 09:26 AM Report Posted Monday at 09:26 AM the neutrik jacks i used in the diy t2 are actually 4 wires. the connector shell is a seperate wire. i put in a jumper to chassis ground for that wire. 1 Quote
JoaMat Posted Monday at 12:37 PM Report Posted Monday at 12:37 PM You might say I follow the strategy of DIY T2 PSU by Kevin. I have two PSU I’m using for all my electrostatic amplifiers. One original T2 PSU and one I made myself basically same as the original but with KGSSHV PSU regulators. Bottom line: I’ve never have bother about grounding strategies. So far, I haven’t had any issues with ground loops that I’m aware of. 1 Quote
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