Electric

Electric guitar not working

Electric guitar not working

Check if the amp or PA you are plugged into is turned on. If using a mixer, make sure it's not muted and that all cords are plugged in all the way. ... Always make sure your amp is working and the cables are in good working condition. If possible, plug in another guitar to the same line to see if it works.

  1. How do I know if my electric guitar is broken?
  2. Can electric guitars be fixed?

How do I know if my electric guitar is broken?

If you're getting a buzzing or hum sound then the amp is producing sound. The amp is probably not the issue. Second, you'll need to check your cable. If in the first test you hear amp noise, but your cable doesn't pop or hum, then it's a faulty cable.

Can electric guitars be fixed?

An electric guitar can last many lifetimes; however, they have a variety of electrical parts and connections that, over time, can wear out. You can perform any of these fixes yourself without doing damage to the electric guitar — even if you screw up. ...

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