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If your Mackie has any posts on the back for grounding, this is where
the U-shape thing goes. It will look like a silvery metal shaft fitted
onto a similar looking bolt that sticks out the back of the mixer.

If you don't see that, then look for any screw that looks grounded to
the mixer's metal chassis. Loosen it up a little & slip the U connector
underneath, then tighten it again. The banana part of the connector and
the banana jack on your Serge power supply will connect together with a
long banana cable. That should take care of your grounding.

chorus72000 wrote:

> Hi All, Joe here. Talked to Rex yesterday and it looks like
> my "Animal" is shipping next week (joy)... but I've been thinking
> about the grounding issues...Sooooo if someone has the time would
> they mind giving me a walkthrough with my gear and how I would deal
> with this issue = )...(please) I talked to Rex about it and he was
> talking to me like I know what I'm doing ( I'm not a DIY person ) and
> most likly the only "synth guy" affraid of electric currents... So
> here's my set-up... I'll be using a Makie 1402VLZpro as my mixer ( so
> I have to ground it )it has a regular 3 prong plug and as a sequencer
> a Frostwave Fatcontroler which has an AC "wall wart" or power adaptor
> ( as some like to call them )or wall hamster...I have one STS power
> supply and two bannana to U attachement ( don't know the right term
> for that one ) its a U shape that can be attached to screws... If
> some one has the time please give me a step by step on this one so I
> can get ready for next week... and honestly write it for "dumbasses"
> cause I really don't know what I'm doing... Thanks in advance.
>
> Joeda...
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