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Shay

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Hey guys,

I was just wondering if anyone had a similar problem.

After plugging my bass in today (2010 'Ray Classic) I noticed that every now and then my sound would be very thin. Like there was a wire loose somewhere on the preamp. I swapped out cables, so I know it's not that. Could this just be a loose ground-wire or something? Maybe a dead battery? I haven't had it plugged in long enough for the battery to die, unless they only last around 20 hours playtime ;).

So if anyone has had a similar problem, if you could help, that would be awesome. I took a quick check on the wiring for the preamp, nothing looked loose, but then again, in my apartment there is nowhere with sufficient lighting to really give it a good look.

Thoughts? Suggestions?
 

Rod Trussbroken

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Hey guys,

I was just wondering if anyone had a similar problem.

After plugging my bass in today (2010 'Ray Classic) I noticed that every now and then my sound would be very thin. Like there was a wire loose somewhere on the preamp. I swapped out cables, so I know it's not that. Could this just be a loose ground-wire or something? Maybe a dead battery? I haven't had it plugged in long enough for the battery to die, unless they only last around 20 hours playtime ;).

So if anyone has had a similar problem, if you could help, that would be awesome. I took a quick check on the wiring for the preamp, nothing looked loose, but then again, in my apartment there is nowhere with sufficient lighting to really give it a good look.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

Welcome to the Forum.

With electronics, always check your battery first. Otherwise seek advice from where you bought your Bass or contact Ernie Ball customer service:

[email protected]

Cheers.
 

adouglas

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Thanks for the reply...

Since you're new, a little context….

Jack Williams is one of our moderators, Lord and Defender of the Bongo Faith, and an all-around good guy.

We also kid alot around here, so please don't take offense if someone gives you a joke answer to a real question.

Rod is right… battery first. Bad batteries do exist. Then CS.

Welcome, and please hang around and tell us about yourself!
 

oddjob

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You don't know jack
Yes I do :D
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