Thnx alot
Lost gain with wireless
hello m8s.I have a nady XR-61 wireless system.Havent used it for a lot of time and when i got to use it again, i noticed that the tone of my guitar isnt the same as b4.It s like i lose some gain...like the tone of my guitar is dead.Especially when i use distortion.I ve changed the batteries in the transmiter but it s still the same.Could u plz help me out and tell me why this is happening and possible solutions?
Thnx alot
Thnx alot
# 1
Do you have the same problem when you use a regular cable between your guitar and amp ?
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# 2
no.The sound is normal when i connect my guitar to the amp via a cable.That s how i ve noticed the difference.I lose gain with the wireless system.
# 3
do you loose gain or volume, or is there a lose in treble that makes it sound like a lose in gain? Does it have kind of a muffled sound as compaired to plugging straight into the amp with a cable?
# 4
Hmz to be honest i dont exactly what i lose.I think i lose some gain.All i know is that the sound that s coming to my hears is weaker and muffled (as i u said) in comparison to the sound that s coming when a cabel is connected.The settings of my amp are they same when i plug in the wireless system.I just dont what s wrong.The sound with the cable is so warm, "full" and strong and when i connect the wireless then the soumd is weaker...muffled.Like something blocks a part of the sound from my guitar coming to my amp.
# 5
This is a long shot but you don't have a microwave oven or a cordless telephone or similar with in about 30 Feet of the receiver ?
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# 6
Originally Posted by: StefosHmz to be honest i dont exactly what i lose.I think i lose some gain.All i know is that the sound that s coming to my hears is weaker and muffled (as i u said) in comparison to the sound that s coming when a cabel is connected.The settings of my amp are they same when i plug in the wireless system.I just dont what s wrong.The sound with the cable is so warm, "full" and strong and when i connect the wireless then the soumd is weaker...muffled.Like something blocks a part of the sound from my guitar coming to my amp.
First thing's first, check your wireless receiver and transmitter for a volume or gain control; if you find one turn it up a bit and see what happens.
Second, ALL wireless systems alter your tone compared to a regular cable. You may have to shop around for a better system or you may end up doing away with it entirely.
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# 7
That s what i ve heard too.Anywayz thnx for the help m8s.And Raskolnikov how can Slash for example or Dime sound that good with wireless systems?Especially Dime...My wireless system is a pro one..:(
# 8
They probably EQ their amp differently when they're using their wireless rigs.
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# 10
Originally Posted by: Stefoswhat do u mean?:O
I think he means that those artist make up for what the wireless does to their sound by adjusting their settings.
Ex: If your wireless systems lowers your high end, you should boost your high end in your EQ so it comes out at the level you desire.
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