2005-10-24, 01:48
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New Pickup humming
Hey, i just put in a Seymour Duncan JB in my Ibanez 2 pick up 1 tone 5 way split. And it buzzes, almost like if you have yout guitar on and close to a computer monitor. Does anyone know what this problem could be? is it possible to have it wired wrong, or if i have wires in the wrong place would it just not work period?
Thanks, Drake
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2005-10-24, 02:00
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im not 100% sure, but maybe its cause the 5-way? doesnt the PU need to be 'made' for a 5-way?
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2005-10-24, 02:03
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Originally Posted by Shreddist
Hey, i just put in a Seymour Duncan JB in my Ibanez 2 pick up 1 tone 5 way split. And it buzzes, almost like if you have yout guitar on and close to a computer monitor. Does anyone know what this problem could be? is it possible to have it wired wrong, or if i have wires in the wrong place would it just not work period?
Thanks, Drake
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why do you have a 5 way switch if you only have two pickups?
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2005-10-24, 02:04
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Bridge coil 1, Bridge both coils, pickup 1&2, Neck Coil 1, Neck Both coils
Last edited by Shreddist : 2005-10-24 at 02:05.
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2005-10-24, 02:50
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You might not have grounded it properly.
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2005-10-24, 02:52
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I grounded it to the volume pot, is that correct?
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2005-10-24, 02:58
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my dumbass had it wired wrong, thanks though!
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2005-10-24, 21:55
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Well now ive got a problem, whenever i touch the bridge it makes a light pop. I know this is a grounding problem, and everything is grounded properly. Could a bad soldering be causing this?
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2005-10-25, 00:01
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Well now ive got a problem, whenever i touch the bridge it makes a light pop. I know this is a grounding problem, and everything is grounded properly. Could a bad soldering be causing this?
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unscrew the cable jack, check the solder in there... and then id say check if you have sometihng grounded to the bridge.
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2005-10-25, 00:52
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Well now ive got a problem, whenever i touch the bridge it makes a light pop. I know this is a grounding problem, and everything is grounded properly. Could a bad soldering be causing this?
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a similar thing happened to me
i beleive it was because the grouding was reversed
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2005-10-25, 00:53
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What do you mean by reversed?
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2005-10-29, 23:54
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Okay, well i now realize the last place in the world i should be is in my guitars electronics... I was working on my explorer putting my stock pickup back in, and now all it does is buzz insanely loud. i know this is a grounding problem, but everything is grounded correctly. but in the process of doing this i melted some of the sheathing around the wires... could this be causing it?
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