Buzz on the Blues Jr.?!
Question: Buzz on the Blues Jr!.!?
Okay, so I bought a new Blues Jr!. NOS Tweed Limited Edition and I'm very pleased with the sound!. And yet, my guitar has single coils and it gets that annoying buzz!. I was wondering how I can get rid of it!. My friend has a noise suppressor pedal, but I don't want to buy it if it will only reduce it!. I want it completely gone!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
Thats an awesome little amp you've got!. I've owned a standard Jr!. for about 5 or 6 years now!.
But as far as that buzz goes, I'm afraid you're out of luck!.
The Blues Jr!. is a noisy little amp with it's gain (volume knob on the left) turned up, especially with single coil pickups being used!.
If you have an overdrive pedal, such as a TS9 Tubescreamer, you can achieve a good sounding OD without too much noise!.
The trick is to keep the Volume knob set as low as possible, set the Master knob as high as possible and let the Pedal provide the break up sound!.
also pay attention to where you're standing!. Often simply turning away from the amp or standing off to the side will reduce the buzz/hum!.
Have fun and good luck!
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But as far as that buzz goes, I'm afraid you're out of luck!.
The Blues Jr!. is a noisy little amp with it's gain (volume knob on the left) turned up, especially with single coil pickups being used!.
If you have an overdrive pedal, such as a TS9 Tubescreamer, you can achieve a good sounding OD without too much noise!.
The trick is to keep the Volume knob set as low as possible, set the Master knob as high as possible and let the Pedal provide the break up sound!.
also pay attention to where you're standing!. Often simply turning away from the amp or standing off to the side will reduce the buzz/hum!.
Have fun and good luck!
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