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@@gregheffleh most likely you have a broken ground connection. Same as in the video. Depending on the type of guitar you have, the ground to the bridge post, or ground to the spring claw has a bad connection. Get a multi meter and check your continuity. 👍

Now it’s not for sale. Not sure how I would value it. But with the work put in and parts probably around 1500 Australian $.

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate your support. To answer your question be sure to check out parts 2 & 3 :)

Thanks man, I appreciate the comment. I actually ended up just using the P90's out of an Indonesian Cort, which surprisingly sounded great. I do have plans to wind my own though. :)

@@CatIsQueen cheers man. Don’t forget to check out the other two parts. 🤘🏼

@@lerlo Yes I actually am going to do that to the other Tele I have as it has a baseball bat neck profile. Subscribe and hit the bell so you get notified when it comes out. 👍

Thanks man, apreciate the sub.

Could be a broken ground wire from your switch or pots. Do the rest of the tests.

@@pablo.l awesome, glad this helped man. 🤘🏼

@@jfoquendo thanks man. Hope it helped. 🤘🏼

Thanks Walter, apreciate your comment mate.

@@neilmacmusic thanks. Appreciate the comment.

@@neilmacmusic hahaha. Yes it sounds even better through guitar pickups. Paul Gilbert style. 😂

@@bradwilliams3808 amazing guitars. I have a Roadstar II. Resto vid on the channel. Worth a look. 🤘🏼

The Roadstar ll is another great video. I like the partially worn look you’ve gone for on these guitars. Very restrained and classy. Loving your content.

@@bradwilliams3808 Thanks Brad, appreciate your comments mate. Keep an eye out, I have a heap of new content in the works now.

Yea its out of one of the Ibanez factories.

Do you mean it makes a buzzing noise or is it like a tap with a bit of feedback? I need more info sorry.

Make a play list bud... 🤣

That is correct, sounds like your ground is good. In this case, assuming your wiring is all correct you might have EMI. Could be from a device plugged in near by, or your power supply, or something in your signal chain. Have a look at my other videos about shielding. Hope they help.

There are several huge differences but they are similar in construction and style, anyway more research shows they are both from the same factory.

Underrated guitars. A good setup and they are awesome. Man that’s a good deal, about 190 AUD or 130 USD. Absolutely stole it. ✌️🤘🏼

Use a contact glue. Selley’s shoe glue works well for small repairs.

Awesome, glad you found it usefull.

hahaha The Wolf, love it! Cheers!

Thank you. I’m stoked with how well it come up. And equally surprised at how good it plays and sounds. ✌️

The original finish on these is actually a polyurethane, if the finish doesn't have any discolouration you can just sand it smooth. I wonder if it has had a refinish and wasn't properly prepared as it isn't common for it to come off with masking tape unless there is already some damage. If you are going to lacquer it, you will want to sand it back to the wood. Check out Brad Angove's channel, he is all about guitar paint and finishing. Great channel.

A bit more info. Comins GCS1ES, KA Humbucking pickups with push/pull pot for conversion to single coil (never used).

Thanks for your comment. Appreciate it. I’ve not come across this particular problem. Interesting though, do you have any pedals in your signal chain, and have you tried different leads?

@@RisingSunGuitarMods No pedals and tried different leads to no avail. I’m suspicious of a volume pot, as it appears to get worse across part of the range. I’m considering having it changed out. Difficult to find compelling evidence though so it would be on spec. Might have the wiring looked at in more detail. Shame you’re not in the UK!

@@danielg8001 I wonder if it might be interferance from a device that is emitting that frequency. Sounds strange, but try taking your amp to another room far away from where you have it currently set up. ... Also without seeing your guitar, if the wiring is messy or poorly done this can also contribute so a rewire might not be a bad idea.

@@RisingSunGuitarMods I’ll certainly give that a go now that you mention it. Turn all appliances off etc. Many thanks for your advice and suggestions. If I come across a solution I’ll let you know. Best regards.

Come on feel the noize Girls rock your boys We'll get wild, wild, wild Wild, wild, wild… Sorry but I have no idea what you’re asking.

Yes mate, find some old or cheap parts, make a cardboard template and mount your parts to it, use some scrap wire, even from an old appliance or anything being thrown away, then practice your technique. There are heaps of youtube video on how to solder. Take a look and learn what works for you.

The wire gets soldered to the back of the volume pot. The other end gets fed through the hole to the bridge post. Explained in the video.

If you listen to what I was saying the bolt was lodged in, I removed the inner nut but the bolt was stuck.

Have a feeling this was ment to go on the Blazer guitar video, but thanks man. Apreciate the comment.

Cheers!

Someone drank it all.

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That’s correct. It could be something in your signal chain or even EMI from a close by power supply. There are a lot of factors to consider.

Yea I don’t disagree with the sound. For the clean channel at least. The gain channel is a bit harsh. The main problem with these amps is reliability, mainly when you drive them hard everything just gets too hot for the factory specifications to handle, nothing wrong with surface mount boards when they are designed correctly. These amps are notorious for failing due to poor design, especially on the 5w resistors where they are mounted directly on the board with through hole, and the plate resistors on the power tubes are under value for this design. Can be sorted with some mods but I think at the price point these are you shouldn’t need to. This being said you could get away with one never failing if you never drive it too hard. 👍

@@RisingSunGuitarMods yep this is probably true. I played mine hard for 20 years and then the heat resistor thing happened. I got the caps changed, resistors replaced and lifted and the tech drilled a little hole to vent the heat of the board on the back panel. The OD channel actually sounds decent now since Iupgraded the caps. I figured it would be just a "beater" amp for rehearsals and someting I wouldn't worry about like my vintage amps, but most of the time I end up liking the Blues deluxe better!

No, it generally doesn't matter assuming all other connections are good. But most of the time you will go to the volume pot.

@@RisingSunGuitarMods ok thanks for the info , much appreciated 😀

@@dayvodays8452 You're welcome bro.

Thanks mate. It’s a shame cause they sound great. 👍

Thanks brother, I mainly did this video so I could document it. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoy the vids. ✌️

Hahaha. Cheers man.

Thanks mate.

Thanks bro. Appreciate your comment. 👍

Chur bro! 🤙

Thanks bro. ✌️

It’s coming mate. I have another Tele project on my channel, did you watch that series?

@@RisingSunGuitarMods Heck yeah I did!

@@jonathanmartin3375 nice. I have a couple project to get sorted then I’ll get back on this one. I’m not sure if I’ll try to keep the original paint or just go for it and redo it all since the original parts are a bit stuffed any way. Any suggestions?

@@RisingSunGuitarMods Go all out and refinish it. That's easy for me to say since I'm not the one doing it though. I hate sanding and refinishing guitars.

Thanks man. Absolutely does. Plays beautifully.

Cheers bro.