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Guitar Grounding Problems
months, developed an annoying buzz in the channel clean. Whenever I connect my guitar and play any piece of metal that will stop buzzing. I asked my shop local music and they said it was probably some kind of grounding problem, which kinda worries me, because it seems that there is a possibility I could be electrocuted! I just want to ask if anyone knows if there is a risk or whether it is worth being fixed. I estimate it will cost very few quid to send it for repair, it could be a problem very simple that I could fix or buy a new amplifier all together! The answers will be appreciated. Thank you! When I connect the cable to connect without the guitar, is supposed connect a guitar. You're putting a lot of stress on the amplifier, so make sure you connect the guitar then turn the amplifier. Yes, you probably have a land problem, but it is probably due to an aging power supply. It will get worse, then the amplifier will fail completely. This could happen in a day or not for 10 years. I assume that your device operates on 220V (the term "land" is used in Europe, where the 220V circuits are common). You be careful now, if you use your setup and also a separate sound system ... not touch the microphone!
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Ebtech Hum X Voltage Hum Filter $90.00 The Hum X filters out unwanted voltage and current in the ground line that cause ground loop hum while simultaneously maintaining a solid, safe ground. You no longer have to run your audio signal through any type of filtering which can result in loss of volume, tone or both. Some devices simply remove the ground, which is never safe! Simply place the Hum X on the end of the power cord of the equip... |
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