We are all in the Naughty Warehouse anyway, glad you could join.Quote:
Originally Posted by OliSam
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We are all in the Naughty Warehouse anyway, glad you could join.Quote:
Originally Posted by OliSam
All good the beer's cold and the company rude ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by OliSam
Hey Olisam I am the Naughty warehouse chief barman, what sort of beverage would you like ?
Arrrrrrgh!!!!
Got it all together but it has a hum!
Oh man.
Do I have to take it all apart and re solder?
Or is there an easier way to find the fault??
Thanks guys.
Hey Wokka. I'll have a triple scotch on ice and an IPA chaser thanks.
I'm humbled. Thanks dudes.
First things first, hum is usually a grounding issue, did you remember the bridge ground? Does it stop when you touch the strings/metal components?
Hey Olisam coming right up, good choice there, I will make sure its good quality aged single malt scotch and the best IPA I have !
Also check you got the hot and earth wire correct on the jack lugs. Its the most common cause of hum, and not earthing to the bridge
Following on from Pabs,
- is the hum constant?
- does it happen in all switch positions and pot settings?
- have you checked it isn't a lead/amp issue?
- does it stop when touch anything or change a setting?
Typical causes of constant hum are a bad/missing ground connection, the connections to the jack reversed, or sometimes a stray wire strand/pot lug brushing the cavity shielding.
If you can't find the fault take some close-up photos of all the wiring (pots, jack, switch, as clear as possible) and we may be able to help spot the problem.
Gimme two hours.
Oli I will hold off on the drinks till you sort out the wiring. That comes from experience haha