really? .89c ground lifters?

Soundgasm,

JMHO if you are going to lift the ground do it on all the three wire cord and plug audio equipment.

Make damn sure if multiple dedicated branch circuits are used the circuits are all fed from the same Line, leg, of the electrical panel. Use a volt meter to confirm.....

The object is to not have anything within arms length that is grounded. If a ground fault current path does not exist there cannot be a difference of potential for an electrical shock to happen.

Now of course if the floor is bare concrete or any other conductive surface lifting the ground would not be a good idea.

I use a piece of teflon plumbing tape to cover the ground of the IEC male inlet on the back of each component. Simple, effective, and no additional connections are needed. You can also use a piece of electrical tape.

Lifting the ground may lower the noise floor in some components. I also use a specialized external grounding unit that is a noise sink.

I really like the title of your thread! Very Glen Beck-esque! Really!

All the PS Audio power cords have a removable ground pin for this very reason. They seem to be well thought out plugs.

In previous incarnations of my system, it worked well to have just the preamp with a 3-prong plug, and the other components (phono stage, power amp) on a 2-prong plug. Putting a 3-pong plug on my old power amp yielded a loud BUZZZ. However, my new monoblock amps (maybe due to their balanced input stage) and phono stage are both doing just fine with 3-prong plugs as well.