ashbass reply:
Sorry but I've not seen that. I use an external tuner so I've never had to mess with the one on the G5/G3x.
ashbass reply:
I wired the pickups to their tone pots and from the pot to the switch input for each pickup. If you have one pot for two pickups it will work, but you will have those pickups tied the pot and if you have one pickup with tone on 5 and you switch to the other pickup it will automatically have tone on 5 as well. A benefit for tone controls for each pickup is that when paired with others in series connection, one tone only works on that pickup. In standard parallel wiring if you turn down tone on one pickup the entire output of all pickups gets toned. That's why many of my guitars over the years that used Armstrong wiring had three tone controls. Even if the guitar wasn't originally fitted with three tone controls I drilled holes and added them in so I could get the benefit of series connection individual tone controls.
ashbass reply:
I've never had that problem to really speak to it. You've trouble-shot about all I could recommend already. Maybe your power is dirty. Does your gear have this sound when you use the pedal at a different location than where you are when it makes the sound? Like in someone else's house or similar?
ashbass reply:
Well, the patch mod and other switching mods won't do what you want I'm sure. Have you tried this using the Zpedal? That seems to be in the direction that you want to go.
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