what is that noise in my guitar ?

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Your pick ups are making that noise due to them picling up noise emitted by
monitors, lights, light switches, etc. Try position 2 and 4 on the strat
and see if the noise goes away.


"hiss" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:41d1afde$0$29641$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr...
> hello
>
> -pardon my english im french-
>
> i got a very irritating noise that pops up in my guitar amp.
>
> here's my setup :
> Fender stratocaester mexico (+10 years old but revised a few months ago)
> Park G10 amp (+10 years old, small and cheap 10W amp with no reverb)
>
> i recorded the hiss so that maybe somebody would "recognize" that sound
> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/canichesnoirs/hiss.mp3
> (beware there's a high gain guitar chord at 09:00)
>
> it's starts and ends abruptly and is around 8000 hz i guess
>
> when i plug the guitar directly to my soundcraft mixboard i got no hiss.
> when i got the hiss coming from my amp i can stop it by turning the fender
> volume knob to zero.
>
> this is really annoying when recording guitar tracks and is a great time
> loss.
>
> i'm living in a appartment. electricity is grounded. i got a fridge but
> unplugging it doesn't change much. i tried turning off the computers and
> their monitors : same thing. i tried turning off everything but the amp :
> same thing, hiss still present.
>
> i can't try an other amp as i don't have any. the Park G10 has ground
> connection, so i don't understand. if there's a mod to be done i'd be
> happy
> to know it.
>
> thanks for any help
>
> matthieu
>
>
>
>

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Phil Allison wrote:

> 2. Your Park amp needs to go to a tech, with the strat and lead to show
> how him it is oscillating.

Or it could be that the Park amp costs about 30 bucks, new.

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Sounds like the ground fault I had on pickup one on my les paul. Could be in
guitar pickups, jack, cord or input jack on amp. Or anywhere in the
circuitry.


"Roberto Cerini" <rcerini@coxes.net> wrote in message
news:U8lAd.16077$ql2.6984@okepread04...
> Your pick ups are making that noise due to them picling up noise emitted
> by monitors, lights, light switches, etc. Try position 2 and 4 on the
> strat and see if the noise goes away.
>
>
> "hiss" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:41d1afde$0$29641$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr...
>> hello
>>
>> -pardon my english im french-
>>
>> i got a very irritating noise that pops up in my guitar amp.
>>
>> here's my setup :
>> Fender stratocaester mexico (+10 years old but revised a few months ago)
>> Park G10 amp (+10 years old, small and cheap 10W amp with no reverb)
>>
>> i recorded the hiss so that maybe somebody would "recognize" that sound
>> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/canichesnoirs/hiss.mp3
>> (beware there's a high gain guitar chord at 09:00)
>>
>> it's starts and ends abruptly and is around 8000 hz i guess
>>
>> when i plug the guitar directly to my soundcraft mixboard i got no hiss.
>> when i got the hiss coming from my amp i can stop it by turning the
>> fender
>> volume knob to zero.
>>
>> this is really annoying when recording guitar tracks and is a great time
>> loss.
>>
>> i'm living in a appartment. electricity is grounded. i got a fridge but
>> unplugging it doesn't change much. i tried turning off the computers and
>> their monitors : same thing. i tried turning off everything but the amp :
>> same thing, hiss still present.
>>
>> i can't try an other amp as i don't have any. the Park G10 has ground
>> connection, so i don't understand. if there's a mod to be done i'd be
>> happy
>> to know it.
>>
>> thanks for any help
>>
>> matthieu
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

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>?
>From: bruwhaha58097238@aol.com (Raymond)
>Date: Tue, Dec 28, 2004 10:47 PM
>Message-id: <20041229004711.11961.00002156@mb-m16.aol.com>
>
>"hiss" <nospam@nospam.com>
>> hello
>>
>> -pardon my english im french-
>>
>> i got a very irritating noise that pops up in my guitar amp.
>>
>> here's my setup :
>> Fender stratocaester mexico (+10 years old but revised a few months ago)
>> Park G10 amp (+10 years old, small and cheap 10W amp with no reverb)
>>
>> i recorded the hiss so that maybe somebody would "recognize" that sound
>> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/canichesnoirs/hiss.mp3
>> (beware there's a high gain guitar chord at 09:00)
>>
>> it's starts and ends abruptly and is around 8000 hz i guess
>>
>> when i plug the guitar directly to my soundcraft mixboard i got no hiss.
>> when i got the hiss coming from my amp i can stop it by turning the fender
>> volume knob to zero.
>>
>> this is really annoying when recording guitar tracks and is a great time
>> loss.
>>
>> i'm living in a appartment. electricity is grounded. i got a fridge but
>> unplugging it doesn't change much. i tried turning off the computers and
>> their monitors : same thing. i tried turning off everything but the amp
>:
>> same thing, hiss still present.
>>
>> i can't try an other amp as i don't have any. the Park G10 has ground
>> connection, so i don't understand. if there's a mod to be done i'd be
>
>> happy
>> to know it.
>
>I used to have a small amp that did this very same thing at higher gain
>levels,
>I found out how to fix it by accident (this was many years before I started
>to
>learn about how sound and gear works). I picked up a used four channel gate
>and
>just for the heck of it plugged it into the chain of my guitar rig. Well,
>what
>do you know, it worked great! I had to play around with it for a while before
>I
>found the right settings but I used it until I got rid the whole rig.
>

That doesn't get rid of the problem. it only masks it.

Richard H. Kuschel
"I canna change the law of physics."-----Scotty