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Re: Acoustic Pickups
Could also be a ground loop, if audio gear is plugged into more than one
power circuit.
>It can still be the pickup. "Humbucking" doesn't equal "never picks up
>any
>hum". In the past I've had problems with pre-amps and compressors, even
>with hum-cancelling pickups. If your Baggs pickup is internal to your
>guitar though, it'll obviously be difficult to bypass that, but that'd be
>next step. You've got to be able isolate the pickup from the pre-amp to
>test it, but if you're within a few feet of a neon sign transformer,
>there
>may not be much you can do on your end without some equipment changes.
>
>TravisH
>
>
>On Monday, September 15, 2003, at 10:28 AM,
>Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com wrote:
>
>>
>>Hummm . . .
>>
>>What, or where do you think it would come from?
>>
>>Sunrise --> LRBaggs Internal Preamp --> Line 6 DL4 (Where the
>interference
>>is looped)
>>
>>Mebby the HI- Z Cable from preamp to Line 6 DL4?
>>
>>Thanks soo much for your OT input, really, the help on this list is
>really
>>good!
>>
>>-Justin Fobes
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