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teerjerker · February 6th, 2008, 02:04 PM

Where does “quack” come from?

I'm getting a sound fairly close to strat quack with my MIM '69 Thinline RI.

I don’t hear it while using the neck pickup and I don’t hear it when using the neck pickup but put the switch in the middle and there it is. I suppose some kind of filter is created by combining the two pickups but I am hoping someone can fill me in on the details. I’d also like to know in what frequency range “quack” lives.

Thanks. Inquiring minds want to know.

February 6th, 2008, 02:04 PM	#1 (permalink)
teerjerker Tele-Meister Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: jersey Posts: 225	The Science of Quack Where does “quack” come from? I'm getting a sound fairly close to strat quack with my MIM '69 Thinline RI. I don’t hear it while using the neck pickup and I don’t hear it when using the neck pickup but put the switch in the middle and there it is. I suppose some kind of filter is created by combining the two pickups but I am hoping someone can fill me in on the details. I’d also like to know in what frequency range “quack” lives. Thanks. Inquiring minds want to know. __________________ Back to the forest, to the wheat fields, to the river, to the ocean. I go where the wind is. That's my church. -Neil Young Takes a bangin' and keeps on twangin' -bglaze