My using the word HEARD was too subtle then...I'm pretty sure no one has.
Just my lame cryptic metaphors.
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My using the word HEARD was too subtle then...I'm pretty sure no one has.
Just my lame cryptic metaphors.
We’re still hoping.I had plans to come in for the GTG. However, raising investment funds into one of the new companies is not as fast as I had planned, so it is looking unlikely.
@BklynKen and the other lefties have my respect. I tried it and it is much harder than it looks. They are certainly doing things the hard way.
Actually, I think the trouble I had playing lefty was that I assumed that skills were very transferrable from right handed to left handed. If I had gone right back to square one, I may have had more success.
The 'sparkles' in the paint are picking up random 120 cycle interference but, 'cos they're not all touching, reducing the hum to 60 cycles. Or so I've been told.![]()



As am I. But we must keep a realistic forecast.We’re still hoping.
Yes, factory wired, today was the first time I ever opened the cavity. It's not shielded at all, I may have to try that. Funny none of my other basses hum though with both of their volumes partially down. I think the main problem is no grounds out here. What is "star-grounding"?
My using the word HEARD was too subtle then...
Emphasis on the word "heard".![]()
My using the word HEARD was too subtle then...
A series of ground wires from the pu cavities, control cavity and bridge-ground all connected and ending at the jack ground-tab. The center of the "star" is grounded to the control cavity with a screw or soldered to a copper (tape or metal strip) floor.
Thanks, I'll try that, I'm going to shield it anyway.
Polishing the pickup. That’ll do it.Gata is checking out the NR, thinks she knows what's wrong, she taught me everything I know anyway.
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Here's a link(N/A).
Orientation Flights - Stallion 51
The 'sparkles' in the paint are picking up random 120 cycle interference but, 'cos they're not all touching, reducing the hum to 60 cycles. Or so I've been told.![]()
Gata is checking out the NR, thinks she knows what's wrong, she taught me everything I know anyway.
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I use carbon sheilding paint on the cavities and copper-tape on the floors. You can solder your star-ground wires to the copper tape. Copper tape can be found in your local hardware store - called "slug-tape". (or on-line) Carbon shielding paint has to be ordered on-line. I do three coats.
How would graphite shielding paint be?
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