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Well I was just slacking abit when playing the guitar so I got the input of the cord and made it touch my humbucker on my Les Paul. I started hearing "voices" so I raised my guitar upward and my amp started sounding like a radio and someone was talking through it. I heard music and jingles :) Too bad I could not switch the channel
If you want to try this is what I used (can't guarantee it will work though):
Les Paul Studio (Epiphone model) FenderFrontman Amp
yes, very interesting. I wonder how the signal from the radio gets so damn far? I had German radio one time on my amp (i live in america), it was crazy!
u10ajf
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u10ajf
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Posts: 611
12/01/2002 4:48 pm
I hate it I hate it I hate it. It's such a pain in the ass. I get that hassle all the time when I'm trying to record on my four track. I find that a wah pedal makes it worse too! I think it sort of tunes the thing in but I've only ever picked up one radio station at a sitting.
If I couldn't laugh at myself how could I laugh at someone less ridiculous?