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Good points...
T-Rex
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While living in the S.E. side of Indianapolis, I always heard the country radio station through the amps, before I started using the jack ground ring and capacitor, which kills it dead.
Country music has a very pronounced effect on me, I either want to Fight or Frick, and I don't care which.
Country music has a very pronounced effect on me, I either want to Fight or Frick, and I don't care which.
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Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
When I was at junior college, if I clicked my wah pedal on I could pick up a Mexican radio station.
With the wah off you couldn't hear it.
When I moved to university, (same gear) the problem wasn't there at all. We had always just assumed it was the wiring in the old block building.
But it was a pretty hilarious effect at the time.
With the wah off you couldn't hear it.
When I moved to university, (same gear) the problem wasn't there at all. We had always just assumed it was the wiring in the old block building.
But it was a pretty hilarious effect at the time.
gball
Ambassador of Boogie
I've never had an issue with a guitar beyond just picking up some hum, but I used to have an old-school Electric Mistress, the original one that had an ungrounded cord coming out of it instead of using a wall wart, and that thing would pick up all sorts of signals depending on where we were playing, and then make them hilarious by flanging them. Some gigs I couldn't even use it because it was going all "Spinal Tap at the Air Force Base" on me.
