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I've got an old SG Special with original P90's
They sound great but they buzz like crazy!
This is a '67 with the pick guard mounted dog ears (adjustable height).
Is shielding the back of the pickguard and the body cavity going to help control the buzz? I would think it would.
Problem is, if it is only a marginal improvement, I don't want to screw up a nice vintage instrument.
On the other hand if it will help tame the buzz, I'd love to make this axe more playable.
I'm thinking conductive paint in the cavity, and foil on the back of the pickguard.
The control cavity seems to be pretty well shielded already. Could probably use foil on the back of the cover (may be there already, I can't remember).
Anyone with experience on this?
Scott
They sound great but they buzz like crazy!
This is a '67 with the pick guard mounted dog ears (adjustable height).
Is shielding the back of the pickguard and the body cavity going to help control the buzz? I would think it would.
Problem is, if it is only a marginal improvement, I don't want to screw up a nice vintage instrument.
On the other hand if it will help tame the buzz, I'd love to make this axe more playable.
I'm thinking conductive paint in the cavity, and foil on the back of the pickguard.
The control cavity seems to be pretty well shielded already. Could probably use foil on the back of the cover (may be there already, I can't remember).
Anyone with experience on this?
Scott