News:

Shipping now! "Classic Keys" book, a celebration of vintage keyboards  More...

Main Menu

"Static" sounds when sustain pedal/damper is disen

Started by acis, October 25, 2007, 10:55:40 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

acis

Hi anyone has this problem? It's not a problem in live gigs but on recordings it's somewhat obvious. It somehow feels like everytime the damper is released, the audio cable that runs thru the harp is hitting something. help?
-Acis-
_________________________________________
1980 Red Rhodes Stage MK II--->'65 Twin Reverb Re-issue

pianotuner steveo

This same subject just came up a few days ago-you should be able to locate those posts easily. It most likely is a problem with the braided ground wire on the left side, going to the jack.It could be loose,broken,rubbing on something or may just need beefing up.Any wire will do as long as it's connected in the right spots.
It could also be your RCA wire-remove the harp cover and see what's going on on the left side of the harp when you use the pedal.The whole aluminum sustain rail could have popped out of its spot too..
1960 Wurlitzer model 700 EP
1968 Gibson G101 Combo organ
1975 Rhodes Piano Bass
1979 Wurlitzer 206A EP
2009 73A Rhodes Mark 7
2009 Korg SV-1 73
2017 Yamaha P255
2020 Kawai CA99
....and a few guitars...

acis

Ok will look for those posts and will try your "remedy". Thanks!
-Acis-
_________________________________________
1980 Red Rhodes Stage MK II--->'65 Twin Reverb Re-issue

Ben Bove

Retro Rentals & Restorations
Vintage Music Gear

http://www.retrorentals.net
310-926-5799
info@retrorentals.net

FB: https://www.facebook.com/retrorentals.net/
IG: @RetroRentalsNet

acis

-Acis-
_________________________________________
1980 Red Rhodes Stage MK II--->'65 Twin Reverb Re-issue