Roughly 10 years old. Love the guitar, and the sound, especially through the fender accoustisonic junior. Recently put a ditto looper inline between the guitar and the amp. Hence plugging in more often but now the buzz and shorts are very apparent. Are these Fishman repairable or replaceable?
You have to get the volume pot cleaned and lubricated. If not a quick replacement should do.
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SOURCE: loud buzzing when amp connects to guitar
The buzzing noise could be caused by a grould feedback loop. This occures when the amp is plugged into one power socket and the guitar's amp is plugged into a drifferent power socket.
Try to use a power board, plug in all your devices into this power board and plug the power board into a power socket.
SOURCE: Pro Junior III Guitar Amplifier
There is likely one of three problems:
Blown rectifier in power supply.
Bad filter capacitor(s) in power supply.
Shorted power amp chip causing the riple on the power supply to reach the speaker.
SOURCE: fender acoustasonic junior crackling
noise problem with fender jr accoustatics is the poor aluminum sheet ground design that wraps around the body of the amp. it happens to me all the time because i kept on moving/carrying/dropping the amp every time we do church service. i am thinking of using an aluminum cable to wrap around outside the body.
SOURCE: Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass buzzing when i don't have my hands on the strings
Try reversing the wires in your input jack. Please repost results. Thanks!
SOURCE: I recently had my fender
Spray contact cleaner into the back of the control and work it up and down many times quickly to clean it and go get your money back from the shop.
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