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  • #80466
    w1ll1a9m
    Member

    Hey guys Im new to this forums and i’ve got a problem with my brand new big muff pi with tone wicker.

    when I plug all the clables and stuff to the pedal and get ready to play, i hear an anoying noise comming from the pedal this noise occur when i leave the pedal in the floor, or when i touch the pedals switches, or the metal jack arround my cable. its a really heavy like “oscilating” noise.

    I think its a ground problem or something related, Im using my muff with the battery it came with.

    I will appreciate your help with this problem.

    Im not from the usa so excuse my english.

    thnx

    #110056
    The EH Man
    Moderator

    Sounds kinda like a bad ground. I’d try some different cables.

    #110078
    devnulljp
    Participant

    make sure the ground pin is connected inside and hasn’t come loose or snapped off or something too. (you can’t miss it — it’s a little spring looking thing)

    #110660
    w1ll1a9m
    Member

    ive tried different cables, same thing. I just opened the big muff and didnt see the little spring looking thing…. how is it supossed to look like ? mine is pretty much like this one: http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/1711/lbmtonewicker.jpg

    sorry for the late post, Ive been working a lot. thnx 4 your help

    EDIT: UMM i just saw the little spring thing, it looks ok. what can i do to eliminate the “ground noise” then ?

    #110661
    devnulljp
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    EDIT: UMM i just saw the little spring thing, it looks ok. what can i do to eliminate the “ground noise” then ?

    My solution was to get rid of it :)

    #115253
    ccruedas
    Participant

    My solution was to sand the part where the spring goes. It was a bad ground. There so much paint between the spring and chasis.

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