Larry Grounding?

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Ray Barbee
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Larry Grounding?

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I've seen this mentioned, but not with a detailed description. Can anyone link a detailed technical description?
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Dai H.
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Re: Larry Grounding?

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here's Larry (Amps)'s scheme for a 50W Marshall:
Larry_novosibir_grounding_scheme_for_50watt_Marshall.jpg
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FWIW, I’ve used this/applied these principles to some extent in quite a few builds (of similar layout) and overhauls and it works really well. I think most who have tried would agree.
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Yes, absolutely, this type of grounding, which I also use on my 2204, works like a charm. So much so that I can't tell when the amp is powered on or not, there's no noise or hum whatsoever.
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This may be late try this it goes into details. It does work quite well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZySW1bq_nY0
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It is a multi-star grounding that follows the different nodes in the power supply
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