I'm interested in making my Dumbleator clone more ground loop-proof. As far as I understand, the fact that the signal ground is earthed makes it very prone to having ground loops when used in conjunction with an amplifier.
I was planning on doing this by taking all places where the signal ground attaches to the chassis, and lifting them, and instead attaching them to some sort of bus. Then I was going to attach the bus to the chassis with the use of a 16 ohm resistor, a forward diode, a reverse diode, and a 0.047uf capacitor, all in parallel. Does that sound like the correct thing to do?
How to lift Dumbleator clone signal ground?
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Re: How to lift Dumbleator clone signal ground?
just ONE great way is this ( Allan Phillips Carl Ann Amps gave me this) take the ground lug of RETURN volume pot cut ground wire, ADD a 100 ohm resistor from ground lug to ground.works like a CHARM 