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Thanks Kevin
I see what you are saying. The other half of the dual cap will tie together the positives with its own ground then add another cap seperate from the dual beside it and wire its ground separate. I posted the dual cap where one half filters the 100k plates of v1 and the other half filters the plates of v3? Sorry I'm still learning the proper identification of the circuits. I have attached a layout but hopefully it posted OK.
I am incorporating galactic grounding which I used on every build as best as I can. Where I run one buss wire across the board and all grounds are tied to its points along the buss.
The buss is then contacting the chassis as one point midway along the board. If I didn't screw in the point all grounds would be floating. I didn't tie the one contact point near the input jack.
I see what you are saying. The other half of the dual cap will tie together the positives with its own ground then add another cap seperate from the dual beside it and wire its ground separate. I posted the dual cap where one half filters the 100k plates of v1 and the other half filters the plates of v3? Sorry I'm still learning the proper identification of the circuits. I have attached a layout but hopefully it posted OK.
I am incorporating galactic grounding which I used on every build as best as I can. Where I run one buss wire across the board and all grounds are tied to its points along the buss.
The buss is then contacting the chassis as one point midway along the board. If I didn't screw in the point all grounds would be floating. I didn't tie the one contact point near the input jack.
