Puritan Ground Master

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Having good earth connections is essential for safety reasons and can eliminate many forms of mains-borne noise. The earth connection in a mains socket tends to pick up a lot of noise from the other equipment in your house, which is why many audiophiles consider a separate earth spike for their setup. However, having multiple earth connections in your audio setup can result in hum loops and contravenes the recently introduced safety regulations. Using just an earth spike on its own for an audio system earth also contravenes current wiring regulations and is an extremely dangerous thing to do.

The Ground Master allows for an additional earth connection in the form of a ground rod to be safely connected to your setup to effectively route noise out of your system to earth and yet still comply with the latest electrical wiring regulations. The Ground Master is fitted with two binding posts – black for connection to the external ground earth spike and green for connecting to your system’s earth.

The Ground (or Earth) connection is the absolute reference for your vital system voltages. As such, it has to be as silent and stable as possible.

The ultimate way to eliminate ground-line noise is to utilize clean, dedicated earth, which is fraught with myriad safety and regulatory issues.

The Ground Master eliminates all of the problems typically associated with the connection of additional earthing rods (or other buried metalwork) into an audio and/or audio-visual system, and allows for a simple, economical, and substantial upgrade to your listening and viewing experience.

Almost every modern electrical item is equipped with a high-frequency switching power supply that uses its Earth connection as a dumping ground for the interference they generate. With substations often serving hundreds of houses, your HiFi Earth/Ground connection could be connected to thousands of Earth Line polluting appliances.

With the Puritan Ground Master (used in conjunction with an additional Ground Rod), offending noise and disturbance frequencies are identified and channeled through a low-impedance route to the ground, ensuring their elimination.