Rusty Chainsaw
Member
Hello (first post), and help!
I've just picked up one of the new Line6 POD Go Wireless pedalboards, and, for the most part, it's great. Loads of great sounds in there waiting to come out. However, I've run into a problem with my two Bongos - when they're used with the Relay wireless dongle, there's a rather horrible high-mid whine that just won't go away. It's fine with a cable, but, since the wireless system is available, I'd like to be able to actually use it with my two favourite basses.
I have several other active basses and they all work fine with it, with no noise. If I plug the bass into a tuner with a cable, then plug the dongle into the tuner output, it's fine. I've also tried using a TR-to-TR cable extender and I'm still hearing the noise.
I'm wondering, is there something in how the output jack is wired, or how the bass is grounded/shielded, that could cause this sort of issue?
Any and all suggestions are welcome.
I've just picked up one of the new Line6 POD Go Wireless pedalboards, and, for the most part, it's great. Loads of great sounds in there waiting to come out. However, I've run into a problem with my two Bongos - when they're used with the Relay wireless dongle, there's a rather horrible high-mid whine that just won't go away. It's fine with a cable, but, since the wireless system is available, I'd like to be able to actually use it with my two favourite basses.
I have several other active basses and they all work fine with it, with no noise. If I plug the bass into a tuner with a cable, then plug the dongle into the tuner output, it's fine. I've also tried using a TR-to-TR cable extender and I'm still hearing the noise.
I'm wondering, is there something in how the output jack is wired, or how the bass is grounded/shielded, that could cause this sort of issue?
Any and all suggestions are welcome.