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Ive Just Got A Boss Br 1600.
Its An Amazing Bit Of Kit. There´s Just One Very Anoying Thing. There´s A Ground Loop I Cant Get Rid Of. It Happens When I Plug Directly In With My Guitar Theres A Hum When Im Not Touching The Strings And When I Touch The Strings It´s Gone. The Same Thing Hapens When I Plug My Bass And Acustic Bass. There Is No Hum When I Go Through My Tube Amp And Then Into The Studio.there Is No Problems With The Xlr Inputs Just The 3/4´s. This Is Very Anoying As I Paid An Arm And A Leg For It (br 1600cd).does Anyone Else Have The Same Kind Of Problems. Any Help Would Be Greatly Accepted. Cheers. |
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Have you tried moving the instrument farther away from the BR?
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