Recent content by vrtkll

I'm a lefty too but I play right handed :(

Eric, you have sent $25.00 USD to Ivan. Theres the other $25 I said I'd give him. Once again, good luck Ivan.

Macke your shit sounds pretty freaking bad ass!!! I like it a lot. Your vocalist rocks.

I can donate a song if you guys want. I'm not the greatest mixer/song writer at all but let me know if you're interested. My shit will need mastered though.

I'll most likely be dropping another $25 your way when I get paid again on the 10th.

I just donated $25. My paypal account is blasphemic_hate@yahoo.com. Best of luck!

Alright, here is a song a couple of friends and I are working. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to make this mix better. It doesn't sound too horrible to me but I know it could sound a lot better. Heres the link...

The only way i know to find the proper pinouts of that jack is if you have a multimeter. Be easy to do, just plug the guitar cable in and put the meter on a continuity test and touch those 2 pins where the black wires are on that jack. If it buzzes then those are the 2 wires that get connected...

Ok, the way it looks is he's using the 2 terminals to break the ground when its unplugged. It should be breaking the positive instead. Theoretically it shouldn't matter but that might be the problem in some weird way. It looks like he did a good job, very clean and used heat shrink.

I'm not too familiar with that kind of jack, lemme see if i can find where the pinouts go for it.

Depends where the hot wire to the pickups is going. If you hold the jack with the connections to the left your battery should be on the top or middle one and the hot should be on the top or middle one, don't matter if its reversed. Your ground should be on the bottom.

Double check your wires with this schematic: http://emginc.com/content/wiringdiagrams/EMG-PJ-Models.pdf Maybe they didn't wire it right. If it's all wired right and shit then that's weird as hell.

Check and see if the jack has 3 wires on it. If it has 2 there's your drainage. It's not disconnecting the battery when its unplugged lol.

The way emg's stuff is set up it turns the battery off when the nothing is plugged into the jack. Make sure your 1/4" jack is a stereo one. If not there's your problem. If thats not its a loose ground or some other wire somewhere man. Good luck sorting it out.

I got my bx5a's for $115 before the newer ones came out. I love making Guitar Center price match!