Michaelg Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 [quote name='Mike' timestamp='1317672227' post='1393202'] Cheers Michael! Can't believe I didn't think of that. [/quote] Quote
bremen Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 [quote name='Mike' timestamp='1317811318' post='1394764'] Yes, I might try that, though it is active and someone said it works better with passive. Any other thoughts? I will try this but I suspect it isn't going to solve the problem! [/quote] The issue with active basses is that it's the first stage in the preamp that demodulates the signal; you need to get the ferrite between wherever the signal gets in and that stage. After that it's too late; it's audio. So if you have a passive bass you can stick a ferrite on the lead, and hopefully filter the signal out before it gets to the preamp. With a passive bass you could try putting it on the lead between pickup and electronics. The control cavity would have to be really well screened. We've spent months and £££ here trying to get rid of that horrible sound from our products www.toby-churchill.com ... Quote
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