Puritan PSM 156 connecting Puritan Grounding Products?


I've recently added the Puritan Audio Labs PSM 156 to my system, which has been great. There's already a lot of praise heaped on this product, so I won't add to it, other than to say, I'm so impressed, I'm looking at PAL's Grounding Products just to complete the circle so to speak.

My initial thoughts are the GroundMaster, coupled with the GoundMaster City (no inclination to attempt driving an 8ft copper rod through my garden soil).

So my question is, what would be the connection flow for this? I could be way off, but my thinking is:

Groundmaster connected to PSM 156 - Groundmaster connected to GM City.

Is this the way it would work, or would I kill myself 😂?

I can't seem to find much on actually connecting these products 

Thanks in advance 👍

 

 

 

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@jea48 during your reading you've missed some critical points.
The Puritan GroundMaster is not directly connected to the safety earth and has no bearing on that.
Also, it deliberately provides isolation against low (power) frequencies as a safety measure.

What it does do is by virtue of its, "12 Individual Alternately Tuned Frequency Guides" provide a low impedance independent path to ground (via copper wire ;) for electrical noise.

It is very effective.

I have the ground master and the pms-156. I want to ground only 2 units. Must I buy the route master or can I get away with running the two through the ground master?

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