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I like Todds videos, he's a great guy, approachable, and does know a ton about different fixes with experience- but on the grounding issue for Gottlieb, I'm going with Clay on this one.
It really does not take long to do the recommended grounds, and after you're done, it has a solid feel to it, because you know you did each one and they're in place, where as the lone ground wire in that connector is relying too much on a good thing to not go bad. It's pinball, things go bad.
Quoted from waffen_spain:Dude, to say to someone like Todd with more than 30 years of experience, that what he does is lazy and dumb you need to have big cojones, if you know what I mean.
No disrespect to Todd, because he's a good guy that knows his stuff, but I'll go to bat for Clay without even knowing him, on the experience level. Clays videos and guides have helped people too many times to count, myself included. Both of them have, really, they just disagree in some areas.
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