OK for this purpose one can do it like this. But you should state with
your hint that this is never meant to be some kind of solution.
jure zitnik schrieb:
> yes i know it can be dangerous in case of malfunction - what i meant
> was just to figure out if a ground loop is the cause of problems.
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> jure
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> On 2/1/07, Niels Ott <niels.ott@web.de> wrote:
>> jure zitnik schrieb:
>>> you can try isolating the ground pins on the power connector (a piece
>>> of tape does it)
>> Do not follow this hint.
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>> There are good reasons for the ground pins being where they are and in
>> case of a heavy malfunction it might be the person using the device that
>> serves as a conductor instead of the ground pins.
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>> This becomes even less funny when high voltage is conducted by audio
>> cables that are connected to other gear that is touched directly by
>> musicians, like e-guitar strings, microphones, etc.
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>> Niels
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