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Post by DonaldDemon on Jul 9, 2007 13:01:47 GMT -5
Would you feel comfortable doing it by yourself? I am not completely incapable of doing stuff like that. I have modded a few pedals myself but then again a pedal won't kill me if I touch it the wrong way! I would do it one more time with someone there... Ok, scratch that idea! ;D I'll probably just end up going to Edison and having that guy do it. |
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Post by shreder75 on Jul 9, 2007 14:26:31 GMT -5
I would do it one more time with someone there... Ok, scratch that idea! ;D I'll probably just end up going to Edison and having that guy do it. best to have someoen there who knows what they're doing...it's pretty easy to get where you need to get though |
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Post by craggin on Jul 9, 2007 14:43:20 GMT -5
The first thing I'd do would be to see if something in my signal path was causing it. I'd plug straight into the head, turn the volume off on my guitar, and fire up the amp. That could rule out a majority of the ground hums (not necessarily a bad power outlet, though).
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Post by DonaldDemon on Jul 9, 2007 15:18:27 GMT -5
The first thing I'd do would be to see if something in my signal path was causing it. I'd plug straight into the head, turn the volume off on my guitar, and fire up the amp. That could rule out a majority of the ground hums (not necessarily a bad power outlet, though). True. It still does it with the guitar plugged straight in. It may just be the power supply at the practice room too. I'll try it at the next gig. |
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Post by craggin on Jul 9, 2007 15:49:44 GMT -5
The first thing I'd do would be to see if something in my signal path was causing it. I'd plug straight into the head, turn the volume off on my guitar, and fire up the amp. That could rule out a majority of the ground hums (not necessarily a bad power outlet, though). True. It still does it with the guitar plugged straight in. It may just be the power supply at the practice room too. I'll try it at the next gig. If that doesn't work, I'd start messing with preamp tubes. |
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Post by shreder75 on Jul 9, 2007 19:47:53 GMT -5
True. It still does it with the guitar plugged straight in. It may just be the power supply at the practice room too. I'll try it at the next gig. If that doesn't work, I'd start messing with preamp tubes. +1 |
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