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paz8473
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I have been doing a lot of recording lately using my Jackson DX10 with the Duncan design humbuckers without any problem with hum or noise, I don't even have to turn the volume down and they are dead quiet, my noise gate closes off any little bit of noise that might be left after a chord fades, no problem, great guitar.
I just purchased a top of the line USA built Jackson SL2H with the Seymour Duncan pickups and this thing is a beautiful guitar except for the excessive noise I get from the pickups, I realize the real Duncans probably have a higher output than the generics on my DX10, but I have to turn the volume down about 1/4 turn to eliminate the hum, I am running through a DI and a noise gate.
Can someone tell me what the deal is with pickup noise/hum and what can I do to eliminate it, I want to record with my new axe but I have gone back to the cheaper one until I figure out what to do about the noise.
I would expect a $400 guitar may have this problem, but not an instrument costing 4 times that much, I have many other guitars and some are quiet and some are not, maybe I could fix them all if I understood what causes this problem.
Thanks
I just purchased a top of the line USA built Jackson SL2H with the Seymour Duncan pickups and this thing is a beautiful guitar except for the excessive noise I get from the pickups, I realize the real Duncans probably have a higher output than the generics on my DX10, but I have to turn the volume down about 1/4 turn to eliminate the hum, I am running through a DI and a noise gate.
Can someone tell me what the deal is with pickup noise/hum and what can I do to eliminate it, I want to record with my new axe but I have gone back to the cheaper one until I figure out what to do about the noise.
I would expect a $400 guitar may have this problem, but not an instrument costing 4 times that much, I have many other guitars and some are quiet and some are not, maybe I could fix them all if I understood what causes this problem.
Thanks