Audio Gear & Ground - Is it the secret sauce ?

Wow, if fuses are not your thing, perhaps all we all really need is some secret sauce and it involves Ground.

Invest a bit of time understanding by watching the video, amazing!

https://www.whathifi.com/us/news/ch...ise-reduction-family-for-your-hi-fi-separates

 

I'm not going to lie, until I watched the video, I was having a very hard time working out whether your post was sarcasm or not.

Merits of the product aside, I just can't fathom who has a rack that would actually allow those things to fit....

 

Reminds me of the akiko sticks I saw m
any people use in some Seattle meets.
https://www.akikoaudio.com/en/akiko-audio/akiko-audio-audio-accessories

Cant say if they work or not, to many variables to worry about unless I am trying to fix a problem.

 

Things like this are the reason normal people don't like audiophiles.

 

Ok it may not be as fancy as a "precision CNC thick walled aluminum"... but for $5 I can make you a shorting plug with a nice solid Neutrik connector and some resistors. Guaranteed to dissipate unwanted noise into heat. In fact, the higher your noise levels the more energy is converted. If the shorting plug ever feels warm to the touch, not only does that mean it's working, it also means something is horribly wrong with your amp and you should get that checked out. Where else can you get a noise reduction device and diagnostic tool all in one for so cheap?

 

What was that company? Simplistic Soggery? Couldn't be magic sand in there, could it?

All the hallmarks of utter bullshit.

But I do recommend getting those cheap, plastic caps to close off unused ports to keep out the dust and humidity.

(I thought this was going to be seriously about earthing, and loops, and the very real possible problems that many of us don't have but are dreadful if you do)