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v3ct0rman
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any of you guys know anything about guitars? Wasn't getting any sound out of my amp so I thought it was the cable tested the cable and it turned out it didn't work in a different amp and guitar. bought a new cable but I'm still not getting any sound out the amp. I think it might be something with my guitar jack cause when i connect my guitar to my tuner via cable the tuner doesn't get a reading... |
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Anal Assassin
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i play drums and keyboard | ||
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Boodz
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The nut holding in your input may be loose. try tightening the nut around the hole itself. Either that or screw around with your output nobs on your guitar if you have them. | ||
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you would
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Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 01:08AMPosts: 2039 |
I don't know anything about guitars, but from working with electronics, it's usually something like a blown capacitor or fuse in one of the amps. Before it happened, did you notice any weird distortions (chirps, static, or basically any atari sounds)? | ||
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v3ct0rman
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Joined: Tue Jun 30 2009, 09:42PM Posts: 608 |
nope. the amp seems fine. It turns on perfect. only makes a clicking noise right before I turn it off but it's always done that. I think buddha's right probably something wrong with the guitars input jack | ||
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