20 Most Recent Fishman Rare Earth Single Coil Acoustic Guitar Sound Hole Pickup (with ) Questions & Answers

You have several options: 1. Do nothing and live with the occasional problem. 2. Check your guitar cable and the battery connections for loose or intermittent connections/noise. Try to see if it's the amp responsible for the noise....ie, Is it caused by vibrations, or maybe static....especially in winter when it's dry. Your home power may have noise on the line, so borrow or rent a power conditioner which filters out noise. If that fails, go to 3. 3. Bite the bullet and pay a competent guitar tech/luthier to repair it. Most of these issues are due to loose/faulty connections. Should be less than an hour. Hey....It's a Martin. 3a. Pay a guitar tech to loosen the end pin connector so you can see if you can repair it yourself.

There are only a few things that could be responsible for your problem. Dirty volume knob on guitar or amp. Faulty ground on all affected parts; including cables. I suggest you plug into a different amp with a new chord, and see if the problem still exists. This way you can quickly eliminate compnents & focus on the actua lproblematic one. If it still exists..you can assume it'sin the pick-up.

Is it stuck in tuner mode perhaps.

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This is an indication of an internal component failure. The unit needs to be sent in for service. It requires special tools and skill to service.

We will need the model of the Fishman you're using to advise you.

Check the battery in the preamp. Also adjust the eq to see if you might be clipping the frequency you are generating.

ALSO do not overdrive a tuner... they get confused and won't register.

You may have the tuner too far away from the guitar or the batteries may be going flat. Check to make sure that there is nothing blocking the microphone hole and that there is no other noises in the area which could be affecting what the tuner is hearing

can you tell if there is a wire broken? if you know how to use a vom meter you can check to see if you have continuity if you don't then you have a wire problem & make sure that your battery is good.

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