I'd make sure the neck is straight and the truss rod works before any upgrades though, not much you can do with a warped neck.Īlso check the frets for divots, dead spots, etc. It can feel like a waste of money salvaging a beater but it's also rewarding when you get one playing well. £60-80), new electrics if the pots are scratchy £10. Some reasonably priced upgrades relative to the guitars value could make it playable wilkinson machine heads £20, brass roller saddle bridge £10, bone, brass or graphite nut £5-10, set of wilkinson humbuckers £30 (or s/h dimarizos, duncans, emgs. I've not heard of Global guitars before but if it's anything like a Satellite Les Paul copy I once owned (bolt on neck, plywood body, made in Japan on the neckplate) I wouldn't go upgrading to grover tuners or gibson burstbuckers just yet. Now I realise that putting lipstick on a pig still means its a pig, but has anyone any experience of doing such a thing with decent results? I suspect a good set of tuners and pickups would probably be £200, more that what the guitar is probably worth.but surely it would sound half decent afterwards.and a lot cheaper than a Les Paul that just won't get played enough?
I don't know much about the Global, but according to the web its either MIJ or MIK and the wood is plywood ! Is plywood heavy because this weighs a fair bit ?
The feel was nice and for the style of stuff I play (hard rock and blues) its an ideal type of guitar. I took it down from the loft last night and spend the whole evening playing it unplugged. So, another thought was to spend a few quid on decent pickups, machine heads and maybe refret the Global LP copy. At home I would end up playing it unplugged as the amp is too loud !! with kids and work etc I only play a handful of gigs a year and probably rehearse once every two months (if lucky). But my dliema is that I don't think I'll get enough out of it if I splash the cash on it, i.e. I've been toying with the idea of getting a Les Paul, always fancied one. I've battered the hell out of it to the point where there's a bit of glue holding it together !! I even had Steven Tyler and Brad Whitford of Aerosmith sign it !! Its been up in the loft for years now. I used it to learn guitar on and also played live with it for a while. Its a Les Paul copy (in black) made in either Japan or Korea by a company called Global (model is e90). Originally posted by OG_Dacs:If your computer's internal audio jack is UNSHIELDED you may get noise interference, while some of these suggestions are helpful if your actual audio is picking up noise from your fans processor etc a couple things you can do.I'm thinking of spending some money on my very first electric guitar!! I bought it late 80's in the US for around $100. While this wasn't a problem with other games, Rocksmith is particularly sensitive. Determine where that interference is coming from and if it is your computer's audio jack none of these suggestions will work since the source of the interference is actually your computer and its setup.īTW: I fixed my problem by doing a cable clean-up apparently my audio cable was literally wrapped around the power cable and was touching other cables as well. Try the above suggestions as well as they may do the trick though you still want to maybe take my suggestions as well as having a clean through-put sound is key to gaming in general. Check audio input on guitar and make sure it is seated and screwed tight (mine wasn't, didn't resolve the issue but it was loose out of the box)ĥ. Make sure none of your cables are crossed, meaning if you have a tangled mess of cables audio cables are sensitive to heat and other sources close to them which could be a power cable or other usb cables make sure to keep things neat and tidy, really this is a no brainer but you'd be surprised how a quick clean-up could resolve this issueĤ.
BUZZING NOISE WITH ROCKSMITH 2014 NO CABLE CRACK INSTALL
Install a secondary sound system and use those audio inputsģ. Make sure to use shielded copper cables internal to your machineĢ. If your computer's internal audio jack is UNSHIELDED you may get noise interference, while some of these suggestions are helpful if your actual audio is picking up noise from your fans processor etc a couple things you can do.ġ.
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