This happened to me once when I had a ground loop. Basically what this means is that my wah pedal was plugged into a different circut than my amp.
Then again, it happened when you disconnected your pedals...hmmm....
I get this too.
Any solutions?
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Our bass player has the same problem at practice but never on stage.
Bish
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thanks everyone for the advice. I went with the easiest/cheepest rout today and both turned down my tone knobs from full, and used a shielded cable to hook up with. I'm not sure which did the trick, but the radio signals are now gone.
Well, it's easy enough to turn your tone knobs back up and see if that makes it come back. :lol:
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
well thx for the fix .. tied both my cables into a bow and for a whole session the chinese stayed at bay.. woo hooo
no more pink floydish backing noise of RADIO CHINA...lol
thx alot man
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Hey, you may want Radio China back one of these days! :lol:
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
lol yea we joke about how many bands have had this add to ideas in their music..
i may some day miss my lil chinaman friends and long for their rhythmic chatter
i just hope their is some chinaman wishing he could get the damn blues guit licks off his favorite radio china program
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Yeah, turnabout's fair play. :D
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