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filmdude100cms · Unread post by **filmdude100cms** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 10:40 pm

http://www.taylorguitars.com/video/nois ... px?play=hi

You_Enjoy_Myself · Unread post by **You_Enjoy_Myself** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 10:58 pm

Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.

mangold · Unread post by **mangold** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:01 pm

You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.

ahahahaah i gotta try that now!

You_Enjoy_Myself · Unread post by **You_Enjoy_Myself** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:08 pm

praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!

If you get off on 120V, then go for it.

Davy28 · Unread post by **Davy28** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:09 pm

mangold · Unread post by **mangold** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:10 pm

You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!
If you get off on 120V, then go for it.

i wasnt gonna do it to ME. i was gonna set up a friend. hee hee.

You_Enjoy_Myself · Unread post by **You_Enjoy_Myself** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:12 pm

praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!
If you get off on 120V, then go for it.
i wasnt gonna do it to ME. i was gonna set up a friend. hee hee.

wow, that's pretty evil.

I like it.

dmbguitar718 · Unread post by **dmbguitar718** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:22 pm

praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!
If you get off on 120V, then go for it.
i wasnt gonna do it to ME. i was gonna set up a friend. hee hee.

You: "Hey. Go step in that puddle."
Them: "Ok..."
You: "Is everything plugged in?"
Them: "Umm, I think..."
You: "Ok. Great. Now... Just play! Stay in the puddle though!"
Them: "What the hell?"

Tranman66 · Unread post by **Tranman66** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:26 pm

dmbguitar718 wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!
If you get off on 120V, then go for it.
i wasnt gonna do it to ME. i was gonna set up a friend. hee hee.
You: "Hey. Go step in that puddle."
Them: "Ok..."
You: "Is everything plugged in?"
Them: "Umm, I think..."
You: "Ok. Great. Now... Just play! Stay in the puddle though!"
Them: "What the hell?"

LMaO

mangold · Unread post by **mangold** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:35 pm

dmbguitar718 wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:
praisedave wrote:
You_Enjoy_Myself wrote:Some good advice right there. As someone who is involved in the electrical trade, I know the importance of a solid ground, but I didn't know that it could affect your sound that much. The GFCI tester that he showed is a nice cheap, quick fix.

Somewhat related, I remember a few years ago I was jamming with a buddy in his garage, and I didn't really notice that I was standing in a little puddle, and everytime I pushed a string down on a fret, I got a nice little shock. It hurt.
ahahahaah i gotta try that now!
If you get off on 120V, then go for it.
i wasnt gonna do it to ME. i was gonna set up a friend. hee hee.
You: "Hey. Go step in that puddle."
Them: "Ok..."
You: "Is everything plugged in?"
Them: "Umm, I think..."
You: "Ok. Great. Now... Just play! Stay in the puddle though!"
Them: "What the hell?"

somethin like that, or maybe ill convince them to play while standing in the shower!

filmdude100cms · Unread post by **filmdude100cms** » Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:37 pm

you have some dumbass friends...

DMBFan63 · Unread post by **DMBFan63** » Fri Dec 31, 2004 12:41 am

..that means you'd have to see them in the shower..and i dunno about you, but if I'm in the shower, I'm naked no matter what I'm doing in there

jared · Unread post by **jared** » Fri Dec 31, 2004 1:55 am

that was really informative, thanks for the heads up!

btw, are there any more helpful vids like that on taylor's site?

filmdude100cms · Unread post by **filmdude100cms** » Fri Dec 31, 2004 2:08 am

yep, i think so

mangold · Unread post by **mangold** » Fri Dec 31, 2004 11:48 am

DMBFan63 wrote:..that means you'd have to see them in the shower..and i dunno about you, but if I'm in the shower, I'm naked no matter what I'm doing in there

well im thinkin it has to be one of those hick-esque travel showers that people got in the back of their rv's. so its just like a circular curtain and you run a garden hose to it. well anyways, we get my buddies playin then he drop it from the ceiling on him and turn on the shower. FRRRRIIIEEEDD! :twisted:

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