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February 17th, 2008
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amp/guitar buzzing
Hi, i have a epiphone les paul and double neck sg, my amp is a Line 6 HD147. when i use the higher gain setings i get a buzzing when not playing that reduces when i touch a metal part of the guitar or amp. i was wondering if any has experienced this?
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Sounds like a grounding issue. Have you tried using a different cable? Maybe a good surge suppressor? Does it happen with both guitars or just one? It could be a number of things. Another thing is fluorescent or halogen lights and computers close to your equipment. Lemme know if any of this checks out.
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February 18th, 2008
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Hello and welcome to the site.
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February 20th, 2008
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Welcome Vaifan.
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Welcome aboard Vaifan.
Re. the amp problem; I almost returned a brand new amp to the store because of a hum/buzz problem. I had connected it to the electrical outlet using an extension cord. When I removed that extension and connected the amp directly, viola'! No more problems. That may not be the problem with your system but worth mentioning I thought.
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