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  1. Did you use shielded audio cable from the guitar to the preamp circuit and from the preamp to the amplifier?



    yes its a good one


    Is the preamp in a metal box that is connected to the signal ground?


    No, Its on my guitar onboard


    Is the amplifier connected to earth?


    Yes, because on the other guitars the hiss sound is not there when i Touch it..(with my shoes on)

    but in this guitar the sound reduces (with my shoes) and there's nothing when i touch the ground with my bare foot



    Does the hiss sound change volume when the output volume control on the preamp is adjusted?


    no, Not much...
  2. i built a preamp equa circuit for  a bass guitar the specs and circuit is shown below

    I had some problems in the begin with clipping and all...!and its good

    but there is a hiss sound (earth problems) when i touch the ground the hiss is no more

    but no one plays the guitar with bare foot...  (at least on a stage)

    can some one tell me how to solve it...

    is there's any way like artifical earth...!  ::)



    http://redcircuits.com/Page69.htm



    spec:


    P1,P2_________100K  Linear Potentiometers
    P3____________470K  Linear Potentiometer
    P4_____________10K  Log. Potentiometer

    R1____________150K  1/4W Resistor
    R2____________220K  1/4W Resistor
    R3_____________56K  1/4W Resistor
    R4____________470K  1/4W Resistor
    R5,R6,R7_______12K    1/4W Resistors
    R8,R9___________3K9  1/4W Resistors
    R10,R11_________1K8  1/4W Resistors
    R12,R13________22K    1/4W Resistors

    C1____________220nF  63V Polyester Capacitor
    C2,C8___________4µ7    63V Electrolytic Capacitors
    C3_____________47nF    63V Polyester Capacitor
    C4,C6___________4n7    63V Polyester Capacitors
    C5_____________22nF  63V Polyester Capacitor
    C7,C9_________100µF    25V Electrolytic Capacitors

    IC1___________TL062  Low current BIFET Dual Op-Amp

    J1,J2__________6.3mm. Mono Jack sockets

    SW1______________1 pole 3 ways rotary or slider switch
    SW2______________SPST Switch

    B1_______________9V PP3 Battery


  3. If the crackling problem is caused by the inputs of the TL062 opamps being overloaded then playing the guitar softly, using an 18V supply for them or using the other opamps I have listed will fix it.

    The 22k resistors charge the 100uF capacitor in 1.1 seconds which should be quick enough. Does the crackling in the beginning last for longer than only 1.1 seconds after the battery is turned on?


    yes its more than 1.1 like for some times its like for the whole time the battery is on..


    What is this circuit driving? Its load should be 10k ohms or higher or the volume control will be burnt and the opamp will overheat.


    the opamp did not heat up...
  4. can i Try lesser value for (22 k resistor ) ? and the capacitor like 50uF?

    The 22k resistors charge the 100uF cap in only 1.1 seconds after the battery is turned on. Lesser values will be quicker but it is quick enough now. If the values are 10 times higher then there will be crackling at the beginning for 11 seconds.

    Is there crackling if you play softly?

  5. Hi Splashsky,
    welcome to our forum. ;D

    Try the project with two 9V batteries in series making an 18V supply.
    I would use an MC33172 or MC34072 dual opamp that won't cause this problem. You could try using older dual opamps like an MC1458 or an LM358 dual opamp. But these opamps use a higher battery current than the TL062 dual opamp in the project.


    Thanks

    If i subtitute the MC1458, or LM358

  6. If R12 and R13 are 220k instead of 22k then they would cause C7 to charge very slowly and cause distortion at the beginning and when the battery is turned off. Or if C7 is 1000uF instead of 100uF.


    I Checked these value using multimeter it was OK... can i Try lesser value for (22 k resistor ) ? and the capacitor like 50uF.


    The TL072 might have the same overload problem as the existing TL062 but the MC1458 and LM358 won't. The MC1458 and LM358 have the same pins numbers as the existing TL062 so try one. They will work without changing the circuit.



    Will try the the other IC's
  7. I Built the circuit for Guitar Control (http://redcircuits.com/Page69.htm)

    i Wanna use it for my Bass Guitar.

    and it works fine... but there lots of clipping...(the breaking and cracking noise) mostly in the beginning... I checked all the connections and all the POT's but still the Clipping occurs....

    and when i turn it off there's a buzz and then Becames silent...

    other wise the sound is awesome... it rocks...

    Can you

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