Thanks for looking. Any help on this is appreciated.
I had been diagnosing for a long while a harsh ringing overtone which I believed was coming from my guitar. I had ruled out all the usual suspects and finally admitted I needed a tech's help. Tonight there was an unexpected twist. I plugged a friends guitar into my amp and discovered that it too produced the same harsh ringing overtone through my amp. The problem chords are the same on both guitars and the pitch of the overtone/overtones is the same on both. obviously, the amp is now the prime suspect.
What is going on? Who else has had this experience? Most importantly, how can I fix it?
Gear:
Washburn WI66v Korean Import circa 1990
Korean Fender Tele Circa 2000's
Mesa Boogie Lonestar Special (problem persists through both channels, with reverb on or off, with effects loop in use or not, presence knob low or high)
Thanks
I had been diagnosing for a long while a harsh ringing overtone which I believed was coming from my guitar. I had ruled out all the usual suspects and finally admitted I needed a tech's help. Tonight there was an unexpected twist. I plugged a friends guitar into my amp and discovered that it too produced the same harsh ringing overtone through my amp. The problem chords are the same on both guitars and the pitch of the overtone/overtones is the same on both. obviously, the amp is now the prime suspect.
What is going on? Who else has had this experience? Most importantly, how can I fix it?
Gear:
Washburn WI66v Korean Import circa 1990
Korean Fender Tele Circa 2000's
Mesa Boogie Lonestar Special (problem persists through both channels, with reverb on or off, with effects loop in use or not, presence knob low or high)
Thanks
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