Help ! Amp buzzes
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PatheinRaindropMoe
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do provide more info for troubleshooting help,
1. take away the mic, play geetar, still got hum?
2. any effect pedals between amp and guitar?
3. mic is connected to where?
4. any audio interface for mic?
5. how do you monitor the output level of the mic input?
1. take away the mic, play geetar, still got hum?
2. any effect pedals between amp and guitar?
3. mic is connected to where?
4. any audio interface for mic?
5. how do you monitor the output level of the mic input?
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Okay, when i take away the mic, i still can hear the buzz.
i never connect any effects. Just pure Ht 5 And My epiphone les paul custom
THe mic is an usb mic and i connected it to my laptop.
With or without the mic, i still can hear the buzz, its loud :/
When i plugged in my Alexi 200 flying v, i dont hear any single buzz.
Had oxidation on the pickups on my les paul custom. Maybe thats the cause of it?
i never connect any effects. Just pure Ht 5 And My epiphone les paul custom
THe mic is an usb mic and i connected it to my laptop.
With or without the mic, i still can hear the buzz, its loud :/
When i plugged in my Alexi 200 flying v, i dont hear any single buzz.
Had oxidation on the pickups on my les paul custom. Maybe thats the cause of it?
PatheinRaindropMoe
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when i take away the mic, i still can hear the buzz
Ok, one problem solved. Nothing to do with mic
never connect any effects. Just pure Ht 5 And My epiphone les paul custom
another area cleared.
With or without the mic, i still can hear the buzz, its loud
confirmed, problem of the buzzing, is between amp---guitar, but where exactly, that one, still need more simple analytical steps to come to a bsic conclusion
When i plugged in my Alexi 200 flying v, i dont hear any single buzz
is the answer here? Plug in another geetar, theres no buzz, plug in ephiphone, there is buzz.
A possible clue to where the problem of buzzing came from perhaps. If you are not sure of the inner working, just bring the geetar to shops recommended round here for a check.
Had oxidation on the pickups on my les paul custom. Maybe thats the cause of it?
oxidation should not cause any hum/buzzing etc. On a geetar itself, those are purely cosmetic and has nothing to do with the inner workings of geetar wiring/components, which often can be the cause of issues like noise, hum, buzzing etc.
Ok, one problem solved. Nothing to do with mic
never connect any effects. Just pure Ht 5 And My epiphone les paul custom
another area cleared.
With or without the mic, i still can hear the buzz, its loud
confirmed, problem of the buzzing, is between amp---guitar, but where exactly, that one, still need more simple analytical steps to come to a bsic conclusion
When i plugged in my Alexi 200 flying v, i dont hear any single buzz
is the answer here? Plug in another geetar, theres no buzz, plug in ephiphone, there is buzz.
A possible clue to where the problem of buzzing came from perhaps. If you are not sure of the inner working, just bring the geetar to shops recommended round here for a check.
Had oxidation on the pickups on my les paul custom. Maybe thats the cause of it?
oxidation should not cause any hum/buzzing etc. On a geetar itself, those are purely cosmetic and has nothing to do with the inner workings of geetar wiring/components, which often can be the cause of issues like noise, hum, buzzing etc.
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kernelsalonpas
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have you checked your cables bro? how about the ground of your power plug?
CyanideJunkie
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Pretty sure it's a faulty ground wire. Soldering it back should solve the problem.
