Noise

#1 · November 26, 2003, 5:14 pm

Posted by: m-rouse <m-rouse@...>

I would work backwards from the amp. Turn the amp on with nothing
hooked up. Next, plug your guitar directly into the amp. Still
quiet? Connect the Sabine, and connect your guitar to the input side
of the sabine. Continue until you find the device that is causing
the noise. Once you find the device, put the rest of the chain
together without the device that's causing the noise. It should
still be quiet. If not, the problem may be the cable that you
connect the device with. Hope you find it - things like this can be
real frustrating.

Interestingly enough, I belong to a group called ChurchSoundCheck.
One of the members just sent a link to a document that he wrote for
the guitar players in his congregation. Look at:

http://www.oakbrookchurch.com/documents/GuitarTips.doc

Hope this helps,

On 26 Nov 2003, at 14:30, Coy D Wood wrote:

> This noise appears as my signal trails off at the end and is at a higher frequency than ground hum.
> Here's my signal path:
>
> Epi Les Paul-->MXR Super Comp-->MXR Phase 90-->Line 6
> MM-4-->Danelectro Dan-Echo-->Sabine RT-1601-->Line 6 Flextone II XL

IHS,

Mark Rouse
Aletheia Fellowship and Ministry Center
Anderson, IN
http://www.aletheia.tv