faasie Posted August 23, 2004 Report Posted August 23, 2004 Hi thx for all the help on my previous topic, I fixed the main problem. The bridge humbuckers contactpoint for the ground (from the coil to the casing). But that is fixed now. And they sound pretty sweet for a noname thing but now I've got another problem. Its buzzing, like a single coil only just a tad bit worse probably. There are a few screws in the bucker when I go near them you hear like its picking up my statics electricity I'm carying or something like that. When I adjust the screws a bit its a bit less. Really weird. But even more weird, when I roll down the tone pot the buzzing is gone, and the tone doesnt change much. So its a solution but not quite what I want. Anyone have any solution. BTW I'll look on the forum know see if my little knowledge can help other people. The forum looks quite cool, lets see if I make it to the 1000 . Quote
lovekraft Posted August 23, 2004 Report Posted August 23, 2004 Make sure your bridge is grounded. If that's not it, a simple wiring diagram, or even a clear photo, will make it a lot easier to help you troubleshoot it. Quote
faasie Posted August 23, 2004 Author Report Posted August 23, 2004 I grounded the bridge and tested for circuit with a multimeter. Was hard to do though right now its just a paperclip into the hole for the bridge (les paul like guitar) and its sticking to the bridge because I clamped it behind the tone put so there is tension on it , still the multimeter says its ok so I guess its ok . To be sure I'll retest it... Ok resistance is low so that should be allright. I followed the wiring diagram from stewmac.com the one in wich the middle position doesnt have individual volume control for the buckers. Quote
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