| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2093.1 | probably cord or pickup going south. | DYO780::SCHAFER | Brad - boycott hell. | Tue Aug 22 1989 13:57 | 10 |
| Does it buzz only with that particular guitar/cord arrangement? Have
you changed cords? Have you tried another input source? Have you
turned up the amp without anything plugged into it?
My knee jerk reaction is that you either have a bad cord, or that your
guitar electronics have gone south in some form.
You may want to cross-post this in XYLAR::GUITAR as well.
-b
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| 2093.2 | I've got one | LEDS::ORSI | Cuz I felt like it, OK? | Tue Aug 22 1989 15:05 | 7 |
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I have copies of schematics for the 65 and the 130.
I'll dig them up and send you one. I would assume
the RD112 design isn't very different from the original
65. On the other hand.......
Neal
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| 2093.3 | buzz on | LEDDEV::ROSS | shiver me timbres.... | Tue Aug 22 1989 16:19 | 11 |
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have you moved it such that youre close to or on-a-circuit
with a dimmmer for lights........
thats a 'thin' buzz.....
a big fat hum is usually a power supply capacitor that's
dried up and isnt anymore.....
rr
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| 2093.4 | Press KP7 to add Guitar to your notebook | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Now I see where we went wrong... | Thu Aug 24 1989 19:25 | 11 |
| re: .1
It's CVG::GUITAR...
re: Musicman amp
Excuse my ignorance, but is this a tube or solid state amp? If the
previous suggestions aren't it (bad cord, guitar, etc.), and it's a
tube amp, I'd suspect a bad tube. Seems to happen pretty often.
Greg
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