Jack

Guitar input jack problems

Guitar input jack problems
  1. How do I know if my guitar jack is bad?
  2. Why is my guitar jack not working?

How do I know if my guitar jack is bad?

Humming or Buzzing

If, when you insert your cable lead into the input, there is a deep humming tone or loud buzzing sound, it may be an indication that the input ground wire may have come loose. The buzzing or humming is similar to when you touch the end of the lead to a metal object.

Why is my guitar jack not working?

Assuming that you don't see any loose wires, the first thing to do is make sure the socket is holding your jack plug securely. ... Test-fit your cable and see how secure its plug is in the socket. If the plug wiggles around or falls out then that long metal clip will need to be adjusted.

Bass Can I use a guitar amp with an electric bass?
Can I use a guitar amp with an electric bass?
Yes, you can plug a bass into a guitar amp. While guitar amps aren't designed to handle bass input, it will work. ... Plugging a bass guitar into an a...
Chord Chord progression where tonic chord does not appear at all
Chord progression where tonic chord does not appear at all
The song seems to be in key B minor - which makes sense since it covers all chords used. So the chord progression seems to be like iv-v-VII-VI and doe...
Trio What key to use for the Trio part of my Scherzo?
What key to use for the Trio part of my Scherzo?
The trio section is in C major and is written in a contrapuntal texture. When the scherzo returns for the final time, it is performed by the strings p...