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Home»Blog»RT Garage»Equipping your bike for audio»Multiple audio sources wired into an intercom can create a “ground loop.” The Problem can be solved by inserting a ground loop isolator, like this one.

Multiple audio sources wired into an intercom can create a “ground loop.” The Problem can be solved by inserting a ground loop isolator, like this one.

Reyn ManssonBy Reyn ManssonJuly 25, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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Multiple audio sources wired into an intercom can create a “ground loop.” The Problem can be solved by inserting a ground loop isolator, like this one.

Multiple audio sources wired into an intercom can create a “ground loop.” The Problem can be solved by inserting a ground loop isolator, like this one. Photo by Wayne Roth.

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