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By: Tommy Bolan's Guitar

Improve your rocking skills with Tommy Bolan, lead singer and guitarist of the band NYC

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The lead singer of NYC shows the equipment he uses to reduce humming

Added: 9/4/07

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Getting Rid of Humming Sound on Guitar

Hum Elimnator The Hum Eliminator™ is designed to eliminate 60 cycle hum (60Hz AC signal) caused by Ground Loops. It is also designed to convert unbalanced lines to true balanced lines (and vice versa). Why? Unbalanced lines are more susceptible to picking up electrical noise and RF interference. If you've ever seen an electric guitar, you'll have noticed that most of them have thin, solid bodies often made out of plastic. Resonance isn't at work here: electric guitars produce their sound through an entirely different process. In fact, even though acoustic and electric guitars look similar, and you play them in a broadly similar way, they are quite different instruments. Electric guitars actually have more in common with bicycles than with acoustic guitars!

NYC

Tommy Bolan's band - NYC Official site.

http://www.mistchild.com/nyc/

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Eb Tech Audio

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http://www.ebtechaudio.com

Another cool thing also is, that is a very valuable tool by the company EDTECh which is you know, Philip of Morley. Morley you know takes great care of me. I got tons of Morley pedals, some of which you already hear, some you will hear later.

Just think all of the Swiss Army, which basically Swiss Army cable test. You can test any type of cable and I pretty much you know determine where the bad link is, it is a definitely a great thing to have.

And also, the Hum Eliminator, which is simply you will plug in and then, plug in normally and pretty much 99% of the time, you are going to get rid of the hum you got. As far as any problem, I definitely recommend this.

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