Next Level Ground
Contact grounding for audio components
The Next Level Ground is a passive contact ground that draws unwanted energy directly out of your equipment’s casework. Contact is achieved through 4 stainless steel pins directly into the internal dissapation zone.
Less stored energy. Less interference. More music.
Energy travelling through casework reflects. Placing the grounds directly on top removes energy more efficiently and more predictably.
No lifting. No awkward installation. No uneven weight loading. No over compression. Just place them and listen.
Why on top works better
Grounding underneath works. Grounding from above works irrespective of the equipment weight and particularly well with lightweight equipment.
Placement is straightforward and repeatable. Position the units on the casework and listen, adjusting placement to suit your system.
No lifting. No awkward installation. No uneven weight loading. Just place them and listen.
Benefits
• No lifting heavy equipment
• No blocked vents or screw heads
• No uneven weight or stress on the casework
• Quick to place, test and reposition
• Instant A/B listening comparisons
• Fully passive operation
Construction
Machined Delrin body
Four stainless steel contact pins
Internal dissipation structure
185g per unit
Hand-assembled in Scotland
What you hear
A calmer, more stable presentation.
Bass tightens. Voices sit naturally in space. Low-level detail becomes easier to follow. Complex passages sound less strained.
Nothing added. Nothing hyped. Just less noise between you and the music.
Technical specification
57mm diameter × 32mm height
185g per unit
Matte black finish
60-day money-back guarantee
Try it in your own system. Live with it. Experiment.
If you don’t hear the improvement, simply return for a refund.
No risk. Trust your ears.
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"In every position, they (NLG's) have enhanced the sound of system replay and I am very impressed with their performance. Highly recommended!"
System:
- Aurender N20
- AMG Viella
- Whest Titan Pro
- D'Agostino Momentum
Stephen Coward