Thanks for your review. Just discovered your channel, like it

Your guitar isn't grounded properly. When you press the strings, you actually act as a grounding that's why it stops. Check if your trem claw is wired correctly. Also, humbucker coils supposed to have some difference in resistance for many electronical reasons. Example SD JB is wound to hit Slug Coil - 7.138 K Screw Coil - 8.551 K.

Sounds fantastic. The pedal is into the front of the amp?

Ynghwie trickery.

You have an interference noise and this product is for Ground loop noise. They sound the same but they are not the same

It's been proven that shielding doe's next to nothing and a waste of time. Best thing you can do is go wireless between guitar and amp.

Esas pastillas son un kit de Fleor Alnico5?

This is how demos should be made. Acoustic amp, no special effects. I want to hear the real thing (even with hum)

Hogyan kéne hangolnunk egy hangszert, ami már mély hangú? Egyre lejjebb 🔥

A company called Kalium sells bass strings as thick as 0.266 lol Might be around B-1 with normal tension

🤘Sick modification, sick sound!

That is pretty low

I'm confused. Is this a regular guitar made to be a bass guitar?

Check if the black paint on the saddles are blocking the continuity. It happens sometimes.

Did you fix it?

Completely agree. I bought one of these years ago and it never once did it do a thing.

Not hum eliminator its hum multiflier 😂

Shielding is your friend. Simple fix. Google is also your friend.....

Yesterday, when I shielded and grounded my Squier Strat, I was thinking about your video because I saw it a few months ago, and wondering whether or not this was really necessary in order to ground the strings. So, I took a multimeter and checked for continuity from the bridge to the tremolo claw. Sure enough, there was continuity; in other words, the springs do conduct current, and do ground the strings. Today, playing the Strat again, it was not necessary to put my fingers on the strings to eliminate the noise: the strings are grounded via the tremolo springs. So, I appreciate that maybe the springs on your guitar are not conductive for some reason, but I would check that with a multimeter to make sure.

The bridge on Les Paul style guitars is always angled. It might sit a bit too far back though. An easy fix is to turn the saddles around so you'd get a little more room for adjustment. Another fix is to use thicker strings. Could try something like "light top heavy bottom" sets.

Thick and juicy tone, can’t believe single coils so good

I can see that maybe being a better ground-not relying on the springs, but I can also see the wire breaking from the tremelo moving.

This is true. Not a good product. Save your money

dollar tree ;-)

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Worth it? Watch the full video

Hi, I can't see the pickups very well but is there clear plastic on them or are they scratched?

Nice brother.. 😍😍

If only I had seen your video earlier!!!

what's the tape around the imput jack going into the octaver

Thanks

No locking tuners for me, although I’m sure they’re good, 2 1/2 to 3 wraps, ensuring one wrap goes over the string Of course lube the nut and bridge, I’m using Nut Butter, it lasts forever…. Always in tune 😀

Wow! You are truly an amazing guitarist!!!

I really, really like that color that but the guitar in itself not too crazy about I'm more of a strat man, but the color is cold-blooded I really do really like it

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!! keep it up with the good stuff !! have a nice day my friend :D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You'll get a more realistic tone from using a single pickup (neck or middle). The sound of two pickups together is too obviously electric.

I like compact pedals! Check my SHREDINHERE pedal 😉

You have a point

No, I couldn't fix the problem with my guitar amp, and it was Not just a shielding issue. So I just returned that device. 😑

Awesome playing mate well done 👍

Having the same exact issue, even with the turning as well. Did you find a fix??

Sounds awesome :) I’m playing this next week at a night of worship at the church :)

Very good

Good work my bro!🎸

First you have the pedal on top of your amp and plugged into ac power. The interaction of electromagnetic fields is creating the hum and I am guessing your cables aren’t shielded. I am also not sure why you expect a clean tone when the gain knob is set to 9 o’clock on an amp that isn’t going to add dirt but it’s a pedal not an amp and the gain is much more sensitive. I would also look at where the switches on the pedal are set including mic placement. The Brit setting is a preset higher gain than the tweed and the California is a bit higher than the Brit. Overall not enough detail is given about the signal path, pedal setting, ac adapter or cables to point fingers at any one culprit.

Where did you buy these and are they noise canceling ? Thanks dude

Nice! Sounds thiiiicccccccccccc

Where can i buy?

lovely finish and scratchplate my dude! what pickups were they? just duncan designed?