- Oct 16, 2008
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Hi,
I live in Denmark where we both use grounded and not grounded electrical outlets. I have recently moved to a new apartment with grounded outlets, and immediatly started to switch the electrical wires on all my all my hifi equipment to grounded (3 pin) wall plugs.
However, is grounded current nescessarely the best possible way to feed your hifi equipment? I mean most grounded outlets are not unique, they are shared with other tennants in the apartment building, so won't that create more noise in the grounded wire from refrigerators, ovens, washing machines etc. than if I only use two pin plugs without ground?
I live in Denmark where we both use grounded and not grounded electrical outlets. I have recently moved to a new apartment with grounded outlets, and immediatly started to switch the electrical wires on all my all my hifi equipment to grounded (3 pin) wall plugs.
However, is grounded current nescessarely the best possible way to feed your hifi equipment? I mean most grounded outlets are not unique, they are shared with other tennants in the apartment building, so won't that create more noise in the grounded wire from refrigerators, ovens, washing machines etc. than if I only use two pin plugs without ground?