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Not defending this BS by any means, but certain cables have metallic connectors which I believe are connected to the cable's shielding jacket, and if the ports
by Nextgrid 5y ago
Not defending this BS by any means, but certain cables have metallic connectors which I believe are connected to the cable's shielding jacket, and if the ports on either side are metal they are probably connected (maybe unintentionally though physical contact with the chassis) to the device's ground, so wouldn't that create a conductive path for interference?
- R0b0t1 5y agoWhen made properly this is only supposed to be on one end. If it's on both you do get a loop, but the disruption to the signalling doesn't manifest as audio noise in the way the website seems to be speaking of.