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Re: What are the differences of the sound when using different isolation transformers? [message #25284 is a reply to message #25283]

Mon, 16 March 2009 13:04

Wayne Parham
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In some cases, the reduction of hum is substantial. It really depends upon the condition, quality and configuration of the earth ground connections. An isolation transformer can break a ground loop, which in turn can result in the reduction of noise.

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		What are the differences of the sound when using different isolation transformers? By: auchain on Mon, 16 March 2009 00:36
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