Plug straight into the amp, if you can affect the buzz with the volume/tone controls on the guitar there is an EMF, you can turn your body/guitar on axix to find the quietest position- 90º from the loudest I would appreciate any help/advice I could get!Ī LOW hum usually indicates a ground loop- a BUZZ usually indicates a bad shield- allowing elecromagnetic field ( EMF) into the signal path I feel like I've exhausted all my options and I don't know what else to do now. Reply: Ray, a bearing noise, often a horrible clanking, banging, or rattling, is generated by a wobbling of a rotating shaft that is no longer evenly supported by bearings that are intended to permit it to rotate with minimal friction. The only thing that reduced the buzzing was when my HX stomp was plugged into my macbook via USB and only when my macbook charger was plugged in as well. Sounds like very loud bering noise on start up and shut down from a 1 year old heat pump compressor - Ray 12/5/11. Tested stomp individually with the line 6 power adapter - loud buzzing still there Tried a different building as well - loud buzzing still there Tried different outlets in the apartment - same loud buzzing Tried a different instrument cable as well.
#Loud buzzer sound Patch
Tested each pedal, patch cables, and pedal power cables with my ac15 amp. Tried different guitars (single coil and humbucker guitar, still loud buzz with both guitars) Messed around with the built-in input noise gate and I had to drop it down to around -45db to get rid of the buzz, but noticed that my pick attack sounds very mushy so I prefer not to keep it like that.
Was built in 2018 and don't remember the buzz being this loud when I first moved in. HX stomp is updated to 3.0.1, HX edit updated to 3.0 pedalboard - tuner > protein drive > tumnus deluxe > HX stomp input (mono) > volume pedal (from HX stomp send) > timeline > big sky (going back into return) > HX stomp (all powered with strymon zuma) I feel like I've tried everything to fix this issue but still have not been able to find a solution so I wanted to ask the community to see if there is anything I could've missed or see if anyone has experienced this same issue before! Here's a list of background details, and everything I've tried and thought of so far: I took out my stomp from my pedalboard and played through it by itself and the buzz is still there (even in an empty preset, there is still buzz). I usually play through a Fender Elite Thinline Telecaster and understand there will always be some noise with drive pedals but it's definitely much louder than it was even compared to a week ago. Seems like out of nowhere, my HX Stomp started to produce a very loud buzzing noise (came to my attention when I turned on my drive pedal and the buzzing was very loud, louder than normal).
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