fgl Well-known member Apr 24, 2007 #21 it's WORST when you kena live on stage especially the bigger shows...sinaz...
C Crawldaddy New member Apr 24, 2007 #23 Hmm. ^^ like sing song until orgas then start foaming at the mouth and electrical current flow from microphone to foam to mouth then to brain??? :lol:
Hmm. ^^ like sing song until orgas then start foaming at the mouth and electrical current flow from microphone to foam to mouth then to brain??? :lol:
G Guest Guest Apr 24, 2007 #24 the flaming lips! Were you plugged into a guitar amp when you got zapped? Being a human conductor in between an amp and a microphone is not very safe. Might be this. http://www.guitarnuts.com/technical/electrical/safety/index.php Either that or it's massive static buildup from furry carpets.
the flaming lips! Were you plugged into a guitar amp when you got zapped? Being a human conductor in between an amp and a microphone is not very safe. Might be this. http://www.guitarnuts.com/technical/electrical/safety/index.php Either that or it's massive static buildup from furry carpets.
F firethorn New member Jul 19, 2007 #25 If it's static electricity you can just let the tip of one of your fingers tough the mesh constantly and the charge should not be able to build up.
If it's static electricity you can just let the tip of one of your fingers tough the mesh constantly and the charge should not be able to build up.
P Promisesnlies New member Sep 3, 2007 #26 Ya!I kena electrocuted by the mic before!It was a horrible experience! 8O Ya how do you prevent that?Someone told me to use a sponge over the mic.
Ya!I kena electrocuted by the mic before!It was a horrible experience! 8O Ya how do you prevent that?Someone told me to use a sponge over the mic.
B bam New member Sep 3, 2007 #27 Ya swee lee can kena static also. Me and my friends like to touch the metal and then pass the shock to someone else. fun. :lol:
Ya swee lee can kena static also. Me and my friends like to touch the metal and then pass the shock to someone else. fun. :lol:
H hexanol New member Sep 5, 2007 #29 maybe it's because sing too close to the mic.. saliva starts to collect in the mic.. causing a short circuit.. and bzzzzz...
maybe it's because sing too close to the mic.. saliva starts to collect in the mic.. causing a short circuit.. and bzzzzz...