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Jeremiah Johnson
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What is that fizz shit? And master geoff cant figure it out either. It r ruin mah muziks.

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What is the setup?

How are you powering the pedals?

It sounds like a switching power supply buzz to me.

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Sun Aug 22, 2010 4:57 pm
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Its not the pedals or cables. Thats how it sounds when Im just straight into the amp. Ive tried 3 different guitars out as well.

Im going guitar > od9 > amp with g maj in fx loop but when its just amp to guitar, its like that as well.

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Does the JSX have a ground switch on the back? See if it does anything for you.

Also, are your outlets all properly grounded, 3-prong?

It may be a tube issue also, none of them are visibly redplating or anything, are they? They may be too far out of spec with each other.

Though, the buzz sounds more like a switchmode power supply to me than it sounds like normal amp hum. :idk:

You aren't resting your computer or hard drive on the amp or speaker cab are you? Or anywhere really close to any of the signal to and from the amp?

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Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:09 pm
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It has a gnd polarity switch.... Its centered right now and I can either switch it to something that is labeled " + " or " - " .......

Havnt checked the tubes yet.

My comp / hard drive are far away from my amp and cab.

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Hopefully you will get lucky with the polarity switch, see if any of the three positions make it any better.

Also. You could try a different outlet in the house, one that is on a different circuit breaker, and see if the situation is the same.

Otherwise, i think maybe you will want to start swapping tubes one at a time and see if you can find a trouble one. :idk:

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Nice. That sounds like an excellent Idear ,Chris.

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My Twin made the exact same noise when I blew a tube socket in it like a year ago. Since 3 tubes can't bias properly, that noise is the result. Could more likely be a bad cable or ground loop noise, though.


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