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A27Hull · 10th July 2008, 01:06 AM

Thanks Zmix.

I guess everybody working with this amp has been lucky to this point.

Granted its still a 2 prong device.

Is it, electronically speaking, that using the switch with the small value cap in the modern situation (3 prong) would create a short of 120 to the chassis, via a bypass of the intended circuit, at a different impedance of that that would normally exist between circuit ground and chassis?

10th July 2008, 01:06 AM	#406
A27Hull Lives for gear Join Date: May 2005 Location: Tennesse Valley, AL Posts: 633	Thanks Zmix. I guess everybody working with this amp has been lucky to this point. Granted its still a 2 prong device. Is it, electronically speaking, that using the switch with the small value cap in the modern situation (3 prong) would create a short of 120 to the chassis, via a bypass of the intended circuit, at a different impedance of that that would normally exist between circuit ground and chassis? __________________ "Truth exists objectively even if no one apprehends it accurately." -In Search Of Certainty