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Any musicians around? Problem with sound.
I am having some kind of issue with the sound of my bass cutting out for a few seconds on the amp. I can not pinpoint what it is at this point the bass, the amp or the speaker. I have new cords and have moved all them a bit to see if it was the jack but that does not seem to be it either.
Could it maybe be the battery for the active pickups? What would cause just a few seconds of silence? Thanks :) |
are you using a direct box?
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or a compressor/limiter?
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Though I should probably try moving the amp off of the cab and see if that has something to do with it ... |
hmmmn. what i have leraned though live sound and the school i went to is blame cables first. :1orglaugh
wtihout being there to hear what the issue is i'm guessing at this point. thought i would stab at it though. |
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Worst part is i never know when it is going to happen I can still get away with playing a show but is driving me crazy as you could imagine :) |
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Bingo. Happens on mine all the time. |
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I almost always have it off. But would take a lot to have it move without me moving it ... |
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sometimes new cables are bad too.. open them up and check connections and mess with them |
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Before when battery was dying was not like this. Like in half hour maybe happens once or twice. I did the toungue test on the 9 volt battery and seemed ok? Thanks :) |
short or ground. if you have intermittent issues with them, theres a good chance that somethins loose inside. how old is the amp/(pa?)
try change battery too. a weak battery is enough to shock ya but not enough to get electricty through the electronics. |
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The amp is the hartke model ha3500 and have had it over 5 years I think at least. Cab is the 410 bass module x-l series. and bass is 20th anniversary limited edition ernie ball musicman stingray. Sometimes it does sound hissy but not latley the short or ground also sounds like it could be an issue. I may have to just bring everything in :( edit: also the amp did fall a while back and could have something to do with it as well. arghhhh :Oh crap |
ever see the movie slingblade?
ill quote a line from the movie "check the simplest thing first." |
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get your pots cleaned. Your bass pot is prolly dirty.
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Possibly the preamp.
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http://www.treasurebucks.com/pics/amp.jpg
My stingray has active pickups and when the battery goes, so does that great ernie ball sound. |
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Ok I have narrowed it to the hartke head :winkwink: Now when I turn it on it is taking a few minutes to hear any sound. I play and then in a few minutes sound will work. Could this be the fuse? Or maybe it is to hot? Or is something really messed up here are some pics ... http://www.adultwebmasterhost.com/hs1.jpg http://www.adultwebmasterhost.com/hs2.jpg http://www.adultwebmasterhost.com/hs3.jpg |
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Reliability: 5 this amp plays good but it isn't the most reliable, it has cut out when playing and it takes a while for sound to come out of the amp after you turn it on. plus the effects don't always work Customer Support: N/A ???? Submitted by ChAd at 04/09/2002 00:13 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a comment i read on the net, about your amp. Maybe just a lemon amp. |
Ive actually played through that head before...
the local recording studio had one there that i would tear the shit out of. Never had any problems with it though. |
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cool, that's a very impressive bass guitar setup. :thumbsup
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Alright brought the hartke head in hope to hear back soon :)
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