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Problem fusing my grounds
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<blockquote data-quote="ahole-ic" data-source="post: 7079512" data-attributes="member: 619324"><p>That's not true. How exactly does putting a fuse on the ground stand to introduce noise any more than on the positive side? It doesn't. I've been laughing through this whole thing. It started out as someone trolling and turned into a lot of people admitting they didn't know what they were talking about... including you. The messiah from sounddomain. I'm sort of shocked. How exactly is the power circuit not in series? The amp and fuse are in series correct? If not please explain. If so, please explain how the placement of a fuse matters AT ALL.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ahole-ic, post: 7079512, member: 619324"] That's not true. How exactly does putting a fuse on the ground stand to introduce noise any more than on the positive side? It doesn't. I've been laughing through this whole thing. It started out as someone trolling and turned into a lot of people admitting they didn't know what they were talking about... including you. The messiah from sounddomain. I'm sort of shocked. How exactly is the power circuit not in series? The amp and fuse are in series correct? If not please explain. If so, please explain how the placement of a fuse matters AT ALL. [/QUOTE]
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