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In Reply to: Thank You Robert - what happens if you make the 'zero-point' of this ground system at the input jack rather than the near the 1st power suply cap? posted by freddyi on November 23, 2000 at 21:22:39:
As long as you can keep the ripple artifacts from contaminating the audio portion of the ground, than anything you want to try is fair game. I have looked over the shoulder of some really smart guys and they can't predict what will happen either.
As for the dual mono amp, a twin set of grounds will hold crosstalk in check better. I don't know if it is worth the trouble though. I do try to do twin grounds on mic preamps 'cause the signal comming off of a mic is just a whisper. I have not tried this on a power amp.Robert Morin
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