RE: [DML] Re: Grounding Each Speaker Individually

[Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Bob,

I think the problem here is that you view the negative
speaker output on the stereo as "Ground".  It is NOT
ground.  It is the negative speaker output!

On some older and cheaper stereos, the negative
speaker lead IS ground.  Most modern high-power units
use a bridged amplifier to acheive higher power with
smaller components.  The result is that the negative
speaker lead is NOT ground.

I hope this explains it.  I am sure there is a lot of
information on the internet.

Marc

--- Video Bob <videobob@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> First, let's identify the "Ground".
> The only ground placement I know of is a small
> cluster of loops that are 
> bolted to the right rear of the console. These in
> turn run the length of the 
> wire harness and ultimately end up on the negative
> terminal of the battery.
> There are more grounds placed within the engine, the
> frame and a braided 
> copper wire that links to each piece of body work.
> Is this correct?
<SNIP>

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