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Musician questions

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Hi there, 2 questions using my Seaward Apollo 500:

1- my radio connection between guitar and amplifier has a separate PSU, so is class 3? Should I simply PAT this as class 2?

2- my bass combo amp is a pretty new Ashdown Studio 15 which does not have any class marking (apart from RoHS CE) so has to be class 1? But this device fails earth continuity and I don't believe it is manufactured to earth the exposed metal parts. Can I ignore this test? If so, for what reason?

Thank you.

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    Related. All venues that provide electrical supplies for musicians and entertainers etc. should have 30mA R.C.D. protected sockets for that purpose. For your additional safety or if in doubt, you can run your gear through an R.C.D. adaptor.

     

    Power & Electrical Safety On Stage (soundonsound.com)

     

    Z.

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    Related. All venues that provide electrical supplies for musicians and entertainers etc. should have 30mA R.C.D. protected sockets for that purpose. For your additional safety or if in doubt, you can run your gear through an R.C.D. adaptor.

     

    Power & Electrical Safety On Stage (soundonsound.com)

     

    Z.

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