Noise Mechanics Or How To Get Rid Of Noise In Electric Guitar

In this video: How to get rid of mechanical noise in an electric guitar.
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[@vincelicas2422]

the best video out of all the videos when I searched "String Dampener".

[@hermespadilla]

Great video. Definitely using some of these tips on my electric violin!

[@quitefranklybb]

This is the most thorough video on string dampening. I've been playing guitar for about 15 years and I am just now getting around to doing this. Great video!

[@mikesmith1290]

I’ve been playing for 20 years now, and had no idea about mechanical noise. Great content and delivery. I subbed right away!

[@jrmcelro]

What a great video! It’s amazing that you found a topic that stands out given all of the guitar content available already.

[@gabrielem.9690]

Max these videos are extremely useful, thank you so much! Btw could you do more Harley Benton reviews? Your reviews are the best

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Sure thing! I have a few Bentons waiting for the next season of guitar reviews to begin!

[@gabrielem.9690]

@@MaxSoloMusic hi max ik im late but could you review the sc custom or the cst-24? Thanks

[@MaxSoloMusic]

@@gabrielem.9690 Hey. I'm not planning videos on that specific model in the near future. I had a brief look at two CST guitars on my secondary channel but it never turned into a review. Right now there several new and interesting HB models I'd love to cover asap

[@EDELGADO11574]

this is a brilliant well done video. Thanks!

[@hypersmudge1]

Really great channel, Max! You provide so many practical solutions for guitar problems, etc. Great, in depth reviews, too. Thanks a ton!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

My pleasure!

[@Rexx_Wolf64]

This is truly the most informative video on combating mechanical noise out there . Thank you!

[@chocolatecookie8571]

Dude, I love you man. Thank you for walking this earth making these great YT videos

[@stevewoodyt]

I have so much of this stuff laying around. Thanks!

[@pabloaquise]

Thanks a lot for the information! This is really informative!!!

[@AliMohraz]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much for posting!

[@DanielPestanaTranslations]

Thank you for this Max. One of the best channels on KZbin with extremely useful content.

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Thanks! I'm glad to hear that!

[@songfantasy670]

Great channel! Very thorough and well presented!

[@docreynolds4697]

This was great! Thank you.

[@narwhalhunter1]

Excellent content. Thank you.

[@villimagg]

Awesome content! Please never stop!

[@Aalii6]

great tutorial, very helpful, thanks a lot!

[@DavidParedesJazz]

By far the best video about noise, thanks!

[@DelThompson]

Hi Max, your video was excellent! To the point and many practical examples on how to stop unwanted noise.

[@lambda6225]

Thank you so much. You solved all of my problems.

[@Heafyshiu]

Brilliant. This worked really well on my noisy guitar. Thanks hero.

[@GOLD3612]

پسر فوق‌العاده بود ممنونم و موفق باشی❤

[@danielmarti]

Very well explained and very helpful your video Max. Thank you!

[@FJB-NOW]

Very helpful solution.

[@DiegoARP]

Amazing job!

[@CraigABuchanan]

I’ve been looking for this type of solution for vibration! Thank you!

[@cantarosinfonico]

This video deserves way more views!!! Btw, velcro and cable ties are awesome not just for dealing with mechanical noise, but also as mutes for unrequired strings while recording, or as string dampeners for bass guitars. 👌

[@rccarsandmusic2641]

Excellent video !

[@LeakyBucketHandle]

Those are arguably the best improvement/dollar tips I've ever seen.

[@ptdakos]

Great video! I really enjoyed the spring damping methods, since I've been using fret wraps for years now, but I didn't know how much the tremolo springs contributed to the noise. I can't remember the last time I picked up on set-up/mod tips that I actually didn't know from a video!

[@wednesdayladies]

Love your channel, Max! This was really helpful. It would be great to see a video where you talk about dealing with the other 10% of mechanical noise.

[@Dani-El.]

You lick it better, like a cat mothering its offspring. Don't forget to purrr.

[@daveydragon6268]

Fantastic, informative and entertaining..thank you mate

[@fraspataro]

nice video Max!

[@drasteek]

Thank you for sharing this valuable information.

[@JSchellergJ]

Man, awesome. I'll apply to my gear right now!

[@doknox]

The velcro thing is genius! Thnx

[@capellamusic]

Great tips, thank you!

[@haydenlee8332]

this video alone got me subscribed

[@HunterEste]

Dude....that rolled up paper in the springs made a massive difference! Thank you!

[@davidtobis3614]

I would love to see a second part. Very useful stuff here.

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Noted!

[@gianlucaperricone2877]

wow man... thank you! this is veeeeeeery interesting

[@sumsumab1809]

Wow that's impressive improvement

[@stephanematis]

Thanks Max! Pretty much a direct answer to my previous question!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Excellent!

[@JoshBrown18]

stayed til the end, thanks dude

[@adriangravelle1520]

Great Video, so true!!

[@jeiljams]

Paper in the tremolo springs was exactly what I needed!

[@ronnielobosmith4870]

Thank you for covering all the tremolo types I own and the schaller sure claw that I will own in the future and the ZR Tremolo thank you so much

[@rodolfoamaralguitar]

Great man, I do this with Heat-Shrink Tubing

[@NelsLindahl]

Solid video. Nice work explaining the springs in the back of the guitar and how they add to the noise.

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Glad you liked it!

[@skeres01]

Great tips. Had some very nice pickups put into my Telecaster and installed a graphtech nut and the mechanical noise was significant. Used the velcro tip on the headstock and it's almost 100% gone. I can't hear anything except beautiful new pickups. Thanks again.

[@jazzmeup1]

I learned a lot from this video, thanks!! Btw your face contorting when you hit the tremolo springs is FTH! Good job! I subscribed

[@chrisduden7382]

The channel addressed how to solve - Great focus area

[@marcoantoniosalvi1890]

Good job Max! I usually use a big piece of "sponge" ( that one inside the EMG package) for the floyd Rose noise

[@Barabyk]

Great work!

[@HjalliGisla]

Wow, i did not know these things made such loud noises. Thanks a bunch!

[@myriad860]

OMG thank you!!! This worked!!!

[@glentucker5167]

Great video thanks mate!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

My pleasure!

[@juyanine]

Thanks, I had a great time watching this ✮✮✮✮✮

[@nandoelu]

Great video!!!!

[@carlosfernandoramirezsanto4417]

got here by accident, but was totally what I needed for my guitar. Thanks.

[@PK-vd9bh]

All I have to say is "Wow!" Thanks, very useful video!

[@FrancisJulien418]

Dude, these tricks were great! Thank you for your vids, they're pretty cool 🤘

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Glad you like them!

[@justklampfing1140]

I have never seen this as a problem in 15 years of playing. I love the idea, so I'll def give it a try right now

[@pawelzajac1399]

I have had problem with noisy E1 string, your video helped, thanks.

[@sarys73]

Can't wait to try this. I thought it was the Floyd springs so I dampened them. Helped a little, but only a little.

[@taefer7437]

Awesome videos man!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Glad you like them!

[@adebagus-stratylover6831]

Hello!! Thanks alot for the tips 👍😊

[@tunelow]

nise velcro tip! thcs!

[@madmaxkna]

Nice idea for tremolo springs! Thanks :-) 👍

[@Vagen_d]

The is fantastic. Thank you

[@tunemeister99]

Very informative!!! Those magic velcros sure do some miracles getting rid of those pesky mechanical noises. I do have fretwrap on my tale but will employ Velcro's too.

[@Sergio2006A]

Thanks, dude!

[@charlesharper7292]

Thanks Max!

[@digitalchris6681]

Hmmm. An alternative point of view: Clapton used a trem Strat made hard tail with wood blocks but insisted on the springs being there in order to give the guitar a 'bit of twang'. Flamenco guitar players have always treasured the additional twang given by the strings between nut and tuners/pegs, and ensure that when changing strings, those bits of string string can resonate undisturbed. In previous decades, and with some current models, both acoustic and electric steel stringed guitars used a stoptail connected to the strap pin (ie a trapeze tailpiece) in order to maximise the length of freely vibrating string between the bridge and stoptail.

[@ThermyX]

Thanks for really nice tips 👍

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Always welcome

[@maazcreatesart]

Thank you!

[@thearoom]

Great stuff

[@MalikAmer87]

Great video thanks 🙏

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ajbrito]

Very helpful, thanks! I'm just about to do some work on 2 guitars with tremolos, i'll definitely add this on the to-do list

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Sounds like a plan!

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[@robertdamron898]

I have used every one of those Techniques A combination of Techniques usually works best. Depending on setup of course. Great informative Vid.

[@jayluedey]

I stumbled on this video. And like many guitarists, I have a few guitars. This video gave me a lot to think about, and some work to do ;)

[@shash-onemanband6140]

I have used foam behind nut when I switched to 9 - 42 for lead from 10 - 46 strings. However, the foam wears out quickly. Velcro seems to be the next choice as you demonstrated. I will do that. Thanks for a good work.

[@tatoo190]

Awesome tips

[@mm18391]

Hands down🙏🏻great video great channel!!!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@michaelwilson4643]

hi buddy that was an awsome vidio, i learnt alot from you tonight , im now applying the same tech to my metal axe wraith , thank you , kind regards mike in the uk.

[@tigerbalm666]

Super helpful! Will try...with rubber band.

[@MattandCamrynReact]

Brilliant!

[@HELLnnan]

nice video, dude. Thank you

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Thanks Rennan

[@saucerset12]

Hi. :) Loved the video.

[@smk666]

Dude, your content is a goldmine! I wonder why you have so few subscribers while much less informative channels go into millions. You surely deserve better!

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Thanks smk666. Channels that go into millions are in the entertainment niche, not in gear reviews :) KZbin naturally promotes those videos much more

[@raymarsh4620]

Very good.

[@jeremyswalley8625]

I just started myself just grabbed the Velcro cable tie . I like Tyler Lawson’s idea of putting a piece of new age foam..

[@willyravero5812]

theres genius tips.. simple but noice.. thanks sir

[@jeffdowning4877]

I have a ton of experience setting up, intonating etc....guitars over the years, and oddly I never factored in the strings ringing out on the headstock as a source of noise. I suppose some would simply call it resonance, and even desirable at times, but not always. Thanks for that suggestion.

[@inspirassion7517]

Excelente Max ! Como todo el contenido del canal ! 🎸🎶🎵😁

[@MaxSoloMusic]

Gracias!

[@treishtrei]

Add foam in the pickup cavity. Fill it on all sides, no empty spots to remain. Big thickness boost in tone. Cuz less feedback. The pickup cavities act like smaller F holes.

[@CTBAB]

Thanks for the great video! I just setup my new strat like this. I never would have thought you could hear the opposite side of the string trees but if I punched it pretty hard I definitely could. I might try weaving some parachute cord for a more finished look than velcro. Thanks again.

[@tankuxslol998]

i love u man , greetings from chile