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I am looking to replace my cap in a greg bennett samick jazz bass. I am unsure what it was rated at. will replacing it with a Sprague .047 200v cap be a good replacement?

I definately never go over 50%, but I always try to stick to the same volume level as bypass with every effect I ever used for guitar as well. You threw me something i didn't think about. I was using a higher end planet waves cable until it took a dump. now I am using a pretty thick gauge...

the buzz i get from the tone being on is always stays the same volume no matter if i have both pickups turn all the way on or fully off

I could have the pick ups both on no volume and I still get this problem. 1 thing stays the same if my tone knob goes above zero I have that buzz until I touch strings. I get extra noise until touch the strings or and I get that little click when I tap the strings. If I crank both my...

The noise is there without it, but ofcoarse it gets much worse with the bass driver. even turns to a screech sometimes. I am careful not to overload into my amp either. It is definately a powerful pedal. it is a theory that it did cook the resistor or something. Generally...

Everyone else is pretty, Vinnie just looks like a caveman. out of balance

beside the paul brothers... is that rex and phil anselmo?

simple and short. I had this issue starting to record rock and heavy music <Assuming all of your recordings of bass tracks took well and captured enough low end and pluck or growl typical of good bass sounds.> (mics, direct input devices, cabs. all aside). Stereo imaging is very important...

In my jazz style bass. it appeared after adding the tech 21 bass driver into my setup. I can crank both pick up volumes up but as soon as I turn my turn my tone knob to 1 or higher...... I get a good present buzz that only goes away when I touch or mute the strings. The buzz stays...

Link Removed Recorded a demo with 4 mics total. Bass and vocals overdubbed. Was a time efficiency experiment but It was one of my best mixes so far even considering the bleeding of guitar and bass in with the drums.

Thanks for the info B...now I am just going to replace them and move away from this fuse theory I had. Although, I wish it was a stupid (inexpensive) thing to fix. :mad: :bawl:

in a 115rbh cabinet... Will blown fuses in crossover panel make the subwoofer stop working? (the horns do work though) I tried hooking up both 1/4" on full range and bi amp through speakon. thanks in advance. I need my setup running nice soon. shows are coming up.

in a 115rbh cabinet... Will blown fuses in crossover panel make the subwoofer stop working? (the horns do work though) I tried hooking up both 1/4" on full range and bi amp through speakon.

thank you. Is there a common expedient way to test continuity of the speaker? or am I limited to taking it to a shop?

When hooked up in bi-amp mode with the speakon cable...the horn is sounding off plenty. the woofer has nothing.