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Post subject: Re: Fat 50' D and G string bad noise
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 2:23 am
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Toppscore wrote:
domikas wrote:
I put pickupas 3,9mm bass side and 2,9mm treble side
Distortion is :
1. big muff bass - not so bad overtones.
2. mxr GT-OD - very bad overtone.
3. fender hot rod deluxe internal OD. - same as GT-OD.
when I roll off high frequencies with tone knob, this harsh overtones becomes more bearable. again clean is fine. D.


Just wondering. I thought since the clean channel is perfect, that we were getting
away from guitar problems? Obviously adjusting the pickup height was a zero.
Can you isolate different amps and different pedals to check for changes?
Toppscore :)

Toppscore,

The OP has isolated the different overdrive sources in the post YOU quoted! :?

I feel Martians explanations of the issue at hand is spot on. Nuff said.

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Post subject: Re: Fat 50' D and G string bad noise
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 8:43 am
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Andybighair wrote:
Toppscore wrote:
domikas wrote:
I put pickupas 3,9mm bass side and 2,9mm treble side
Distortion is :
1. big muff bass - not so bad overtones.
2. mxr GT-OD - very bad overtone.
3. fender hot rod deluxe internal OD. - same as GT-OD.
when I roll off high frequencies with tone knob, this harsh overtones becomes more bearable. again clean is fine. D.


Just wondering. I thought since the clean channel is perfect, that we were getting
away from guitar problems? Obviously adjusting the pickup height was a zero.
Can you isolate different amps and different pedals to check for changes?
Toppscore :)

Toppscore,

The OP has isolated the different overdrive sources in the post YOU quoted! :?

I feel Martians explanations of the issue at hand is spot on. Nuff said.

Andy


Andy,

Thank you!! And to amplify your statement, I'm done with this topic as it is ridiculously going around in circles. Now watch us both get castigated for it. :roll:

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Post subject: Re: Fat 50' D and G string bad noise
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:40 am
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Martian wrote:
Andy,

Thank you!! And to amplify your statement, I'm done with this topic as it is ridiculously going around in circles.

No worries, mate.

Martian wrote:
Now watch us both get castigated for it. :roll:

Martian and the Big Hairy One castigated!?!

HA! Can't see that going down too well round here. :lol:

Anyway we've weathered worse, right? :wink:

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Post subject: Re: Fat 50' D and G string bad noise
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 12:44 pm
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Andybighair wrote:
Martian wrote:
Andy,

Thank you!! And to amplify your statement, I'm done with this topic as it is ridiculously going around in circles.

No worries, mate.

Martian wrote:
Now watch us both get castigated for it. :roll:

Martian and the Big Hairy One castigated!?!

HA! Can't see that going down too well round here. :lol:

Anyway we've weathered worse, right? :wink:

Andy


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