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I did this exact thing. i unplugged the wifi and router and a few other things and didnt help. Although i didnt actually unplugg it from the wall wart side only the dc plug side. I should disconnect the wall wart itself from the power.

I have the guitar plugged in and its making the noise and i am shutting all kinds of things down lol, i'm not that clueless. No change with the fridge unplugged.

nope same touching as when i have it laying down not touching it

Nothing on the guitar that i touch makes it go away. strings/ the jackhole/the pickup it self. I know this way too well. Thats classic guitar grounding issues.

Hmm i may just try and unplug it really quick and see if it goes away. would be faster to test. Then just plug it back in

I think it is. just some else's apartment or a some building machinery being cut on and off. Like someone turning on a florescent lamp next door or something that emits alot of EMI.. We are not limited to just our apartments breaker box. anything in the building can make its way to your breaker...

You said : If it is constant , then I could see the RFI idea from a light. That's ridiculous because a light can be turned off and on so how can it be constant? not sure you understand the idea of EMI being emitted from a light.... 1. the light is on emits EMI 2. the guitar picks it up and...

I checked everything short of unplugging my fridge. If it was the fridge it would do it all of the time. I dont think its in the apartment unless there is some sort of switching power supply or an electronic that is going bad. Not too sure on those.

i would try it just dont have a wireless system to do that. a light source can be turned off and on its not constant. the noise is not constant it comes and goes and sometimes even with in the same recording session. It would go away while i was tracking and I didn't change not one thing while...

one other thing i should mention is that i could be in the middle of tracking with the noise and it would just go away and absolutely nothing has changed. I would literally be tracking and bam gone. I certain that it is something outside of my apartment beings switched on or off.

That's one of the things i was checking. maybe i need to do a more thorough search. Or maybe a light at an adjacent apartment may be on?

you know electronics and machines and lights create EMI right? Who said anything about someone having an EMI machine? lol I already said the guitar has no grounding issue. if it did the noise would be there all the time for the most part.

Im not using any wireless system. good old fashion multi track recording

If i rotate the guitar it reduces the noise but still there. when i use the Aluminum sheet plate over it, it eliminates it completely and i dont even have to rotate it. like if they just turned off what ever was causing it. your bass probably had a grounding issue within the circuitry its self...

No Ground issue no nothing issue. Dimarzio accoustic pickup. someone/somewhere/something in my building turns on and bam high frequency buzz. I usually wait for it to be turned off but this eats up my time. sometimes it takes hours. I have Furman conditioner. but that does nothing. the EMI is in...