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[Recording] Minimizing j-bass hum

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#1 · October 30, 2003, 4:34 pm

Posted by: MFisherBassist <MFisherBassist@...>

Is there an FAQ somewhere with suggestions on how to minimize hum from a Jazz bass? I mean, apart from shielding and grounding the bass (already done), or putting both pickups on full volume (not the right sound for this material).

I've discovered that my Schecter J-copy hums more in my friend's studio than elsewhere. That's sort of a bummer -- the one place where it really has to be silent, is where it's the noisiest.

Thanks in advance,

- Matt

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