PC for Brsyton 4B SST

A cheater plug is an adapter plug that had three holes on one side (for an AC cord's blades and ground pin), and two prongs on the male end (thus eliminating the ground pin and "lifting the ground"). They are usually used in homes that do not have grounded outlets so modern three prong plugs can be used in older ungrounded (no third hole) wall outlets. Get one at any hardware store.

Thanks for the info. I guess that I would use this on the male end. I'll look into them tommorow.

Thanks again.

Uh...yeah...

Make sure the PC on the Bryston is not close to your speaker wires. If they are touching, that may be a problem. My hissing/buzzing dissappeared after I moved the PC away from the speaker cables.

Freakygreek - just be aware that it is called a "cheater" plug because using it to disconnect a safety ground is illegal. There is a very good reason why it's illegal. You can create a serious safety hazard by using a "cheater" plug to disconnect a safety ground.