TomiY1

On 3/23/2017 at 5:16 AM, ksav said:

HIGH FREQUENCY SOLUTION!  If anyone is still looking for a fix to the high frequency buzz when using active pick-ups with the G10, try a TRS male - TS female Adapter.  I've been battling the issue for a bit, and a ts-ts adapter is really the only simple suggestion, however, that does not address the signal issue.  A TRS-TS adapter (a 6" works perfectly...$7 at guitar centers) brings the active signal down to a passive signal and completely eliminates the high pitch.

 

As an add-on....with the 6" adapter the transmitter dangles.  A simple and easy solution for me was to put the G10 transmitter in an i-pod "pouch" usually attaches to arm bands (the smaller old kind of Ipod).  The 1/4 connections fits perfectly snug through the hole where earbuds wires would normally go it, and the clip attaches perfectly to the guitar strap.

 

FYI: I have the LR Baggs Dual Source in a custom breedlove 

Which specific adapter do you use? perhaps amazon has one i can try to reduce that hum....

Also, can you pst a picture of how it looks with the pouch? thanks! :) 

Thanks!

What other artists do you think I should cover in a future video?

Metallica (Studio Albums), Pantera, Slipknot, Alice in Chains, Disturbed, Five Finger Death Punch, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Korn, Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Sevendust, Stone Temple Pilots, Nirvana, 311, System of a Down, Van Halen, Volbeat, Fear Factory, Weezer, Gojira, Tool  :D 

I have been noticing heavy static noise when playing from my iPad Air and using the headphone jack directly into a Line 6 Spider Jam Amp CD/MP3 front Input. (See attached pic)  I run my ESP M2 Deluxe guitar into an Apogee Jam interface, which then goes into the lightning port on the iPad Air.  It usually starts up when I'm not playing anything on the guitar and just plugged in. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks