MiroslavKloud

Any result??

Any result?

Does anyone work for a remedy already?

But A5 has the same problem. Even appreciably greater. And after processing everything is OK. This means - problem with the longitudinal wave can be solved in firmware. Probably it would require to create an alternate version of FW. Or find a reliable way to mechanical reduction these wave. When it you do not do, nobody will not do it.

I do not want to offend you, but I solve this problem with you and your colleagues since Sep 29, 2013. Even before the guitar was twice in a repair shop - piezo / bridge. I'm angry. I do not know the details of modeling, but I imagine the problem like this: The A5 string on most guitars (including the JTV) creates a significant longitudinal waves. You are creating an algorithm that adjusts the input signal (including the longitudinal waves) into shape of A5 strings on the Stratocaster (for example). OK. E6 string on most guitars have not so significant problem with the longitudinal waves. You are creating an algorithm that adjusts the input signal (without the longitudinal waves) into shape of E6 string on the Stratocaster. OK. However, there are a smaller number of guitars, which have on the string E6 the longitudinal waves a greater, or these waves have a different frequency - compared to a reference guitar. Your solution? - This problem does not exist.

You are wrong, or you are lying deliberately. "Either both strings produce some mechanical noise, and either software or electronics is cleaning up on one and not the other" This is the actual description of the problem!

"Both strings produce some mechanical noise, and either software or electronics is cleaning up on one and not the other." This is the whole and single problem.

psarkissian, very please, invite to this discussion someone from the former team, that solved a problems with longitudinal waves.

Yes. This is true.

Longitudinal vibration vs firmware.

cruisinon2 :D psarkissian, my strings is D'Addario EXL110. I auditioned also GHS 10-46, it was the same. The action height of string E6 at fret-12 is 2mm. One information that worthy of consideration: The bridge was replaced by from other guitar in the shop. Maybe the same production series of the bridge. "The "clang tone" post would be useful if all the piezos had that problem." No. It is an accurate description of the problem. I think you'd better contact "your engineering and sound design guys and also Lloyd and Michel."

Posted by Line6DP What is clang-tone? Clang-tone, or wolf tone, is a sound inherent in a vibrating string. A string vibrates in three modes: Torsional, Longitudinal, and Transverse. Torsional vibration does not produce a sound wave – it is the string just twisting like a drive shaft in a car. Longitudinal vibration is what the magnetic pickups on a guitar are “hearing†and reproducing. Transverse vibration is a wave going up and down the string as it is stretches and relaxes longitudinally. Magnetic pickups do not reproduce Transverse vibration, but it is the type of vibration that a piezo pickup “hears,†and it produces the clang. Some describe its sound as a “ping†or “plink.†It is there even on acoustic guitars. Numerous times Lloyd and his crew met with a Line 6 team that included Line 6 co-founder and chief technology officer, Michel Doidic. We showed Lloyd and his people what we were up against and they took the bull by the horns to help us tackle it. They did a great job. Between Lloyd and Michel’s work on the clang-tone issue, and some slick DSP algorithms by our engineering and sound design guys, clang-tone has been essentially eliminated. (Big kudos to Lloyd and Michel for spearheading this.) Thanks to clay-man for finding

This is precisely the whole problem A different physical guitar - a different intensity, maybe a little different frequencies of the longitudinal wave. And the same firmware. This can not function. psarkissian, " haven't solved the problem, but only masked it." Yes! The A5 input masked the problem of string A5. If is E6 piezo connected to A5 input, then is masked a problem of E6. But E6 input does not masked it. It is fault.

The 5th string is okay. Why ?! Why ?! Why ?! Cause of the problem is only one. Different intensity, maybe a little different frequencies, but the cause is one - longitudinal wave. Longitudinal wave is on 6th string, longitudinal wave is on 5th string. The 5th string is fine just because the FIRMWARE.

After eleven weeks in a repair shop...?? A cause - longitudinal wave. Solutions - firmware. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longitudinal_wave

The originator of the problem is mechanical (Longitudinal wave). Electronics must eliminate this problem. On A5 string this works.

I say again, E6 and A5 have entirely same mechanical problem. (The A5 is worse). I write "problem", but rather it's a feature/attribute. Yet A5 is fine.

The technique of playing on a string E6 on my JTV not exist. Only when connected a piezo E6 to input A5 - then the E6 is fine. Why? The problem is not in my technique.

Again no response... If I ask, how many strings does a guitar have, he would answer: The guitar is made of wood.

I had in mind: why the fault has not been eliminated? You say: "there is only mechanical problem". It should be easy to resolve.

I'll try another question. The guitar was sent to your repair shop on May 11, was returned on July 29. During so a long time was not repaired. Why?

Yes. The answer ain't coming. I know the answer. Psarkissian knows the answer. Line6 know the answer. I call upon you, who have the same problem, upload a videos.

The A5 string is fine (in modeling). Tell us why. Reminder: The A5 string produces a worse parasitic frequency than the E6.

Thanks - End or Thanks - we are preparing solutions. ?

I edited the text, perhaps it is longer correct. Piezo and the bridge were replaced in service center at your dealer: AUDIO PARTNER s.r.o. Děkanská vinice I 1644 140 00 Praha 4 IČO: 27114147, DIČ: CZ27114147 Tel.: +420 244 090 430 Email: komunikace@kytary.cz If there is anything unintelligible, tell me. I'll try to improve.