you weren’t supposed to notice…..Sheepishly, oh gawd, is that my amp.![]()
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you weren’t supposed to notice…..Sheepishly, oh gawd, is that my amp.![]()
Still out of my league, even if I wanted a Flying V.
A Greco 'Bird popped up for less than $1K locally on Craigslist. It is one neighborhood to the north of me, and I almost called the seller. It looks like it could be a decent one, although I prefer chrome hardware to black.
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classic example of seat of the pants engineering……
“we got a noise problem!”…
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“it’s coming from the input!”…
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“quick! we need a grounding shield!”
“start ECO (engineering change order) NO. xxxxx and write up the rework instructions”…
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PROBLEM FIXED!
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Kudos! bonus in your next check….![]()
Had a chance to put my mitts on the Epiphone Rex Brown Thunderbird!
Better than anything I could do.Good eye. That should have been fixed before refinishing, along with the weird routing around the control cavity.
It's pretty janky for the money.
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Couldn't be-it's not cracked around the upper bout screw.So they hack it, don't correct their hack - repaint it and attempt to sell it for a ridiculous price. No-one in their right mind would pay what they are asking for that. If you look close at the hs pic - it doesn't look like a "top notch" paint-job to me. Chucky's NR has a top-notch finish.
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thx but this wasn’t me, it’s actually the manufacturer fix, I was looking at a DI issue…..that said, I’ve fixed issues like that by spec’ing in slower opamps in the past…which prompts the question, what industry were you serving if I may?…Looks like RF noise getting into the High gain TL074CN Quad Op-Amp circuit.
I remember having to put ground pours around the analog circuits in SMD layouts.
If it was a mixed analog/digital circuit I usually had to add a metal can over the high gain analog to do a similar job like your fix.
Dang I miss electronics! Good job Chuck!
Remind me not to hire you for a refinishBetter than anything I could do.
you weren’t supposed to notice…..![]()
Don't forget the +/- 8' of toilet paper caught on the left heel.Kinda like tucking my dress into my pantyhose............![]()
Kinda like tucking my dress into my pantyhose............![]()
Looks like you got Charlie Brown.“we got a noise problem!”
Into her pantyhose?Glad I’m getting there before everyone else![]()
Into her pantyhose?