Scn Noiseless

Scn Noiseless

Why is my "quiet" trucks still buzzing?

I bought a Used Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster and the covers collection that SCN. I'm beginning to wonder if they are really SCN under the covers. Does anyone know what might be the problem? Bridget-humbuckers are not unique. They are called Single Coil. Humbuckers my two SCN coils.But although technically humbuckers with a coil stacked on top of another. It just look like singlecoils.

Handsome they are working very well, I think it may have a problem with the guitar is not properly grounded / shielded. There is a great post on there called "calm the beast "or" protect-the-beast, something like that (in guitarnuts.com? Google to find it) that talks about why and how it start Grounding the shield and his guitar ... appropriate protection and grounding means less interference, less noise, less buzz, but rather of sound. Having said that, may have problems with dirty power or EMI interference from things like lights, computers, or even own amp if you play near it. I do not know the details of your situation, but I can definitely say that in a room in my house all my equipment is very noisy, but in another room of their own good. Frustrating as it is the only room that really have room for a jam! Anyway, if you do not practice with a soldering iron and other things, take the guitar to a guitar tech and ask him to take a look at Therefore, to check the solder connections are good, and especially to see if they have it properly protected land. I should also mention that there are times where People are the bright idea to change Your Guitar cables without having a fucking idea what they are doing .... There are ways you can transfer a guitar and re-enter the Buzz (ie roll, playing a humbucker, for example), especially if they botch the job. Again, this is something that would look high-tech on guitar, if not familiar enough with the interpretation of a wiring diagram. Good luck! Saul