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January 22nd, 2013, 09:09 PM
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NEW MEMBER!
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: New Hampshire
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hello and thanks
Hi all
I assembled a bunch of parts to make my 1st Tele. I joined this forum yesterday so I could write a thanks. After finally getting it complete I plugged it in to give 'er a shot. It buzzed something crazy. So I used this forum to search for a remedy. I figured it was a ground issue but I know nothing from nothing. I found here that hums can be caused by the wires on the output jack being soldered in reverse. So hoping I had the same issue I removed the jack and changed the wires. Now it is dead silence (except when strummed of course). And I did it without a ton of head aches thanks to this forum. So I had to join to say thanks THANKS |
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