guitar players please help! can guitar amps pick up radio stations??
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Yes, its not uncommon, somehow it picks up radio signals...it just is picking up some frequency nearby...sometimes I get it through my studio while I'm recording...it generally goes away after awhile...try moving your amp to a different spot in the room. or to another room...it should stop.
397877
Many analogue TV cards can also pick up FM radio. You can also purchase computer mice that work the same way. However, depending on what you want to listen to, many radio stations also broadcast over the web, which means if you have broadband you wouldn't need to buy any extra equipment.
336300
while holding the guitar, walk over and face the amp. turn it on realy loud. instant feedback
828036
Actually,you could do like Hendrix did with his right handed Stratocaster guitar and just flip your guitar around like you hold it (which would technically be upside down),and restring the strings so that your fat "E" is on top ! EADGB  This may work ,till you can get a lefty .Your knobs may be at the top of guitar now ,but you should still be able to jam ! :o)
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Yeah, anyone can.\n\nhttp://www.wprb.com/\nI learned about 90% of the bands I grew up with because of that station.  You know, before Napster and MySpace and all that.
816510
Guitar amp and keyboard centre\nSlap GAK into google\n(if your not an ebay kinda person)
1140798
go to: radioisla1320.com\nclick to hear live
369865
you can call into you'r radio station and possibly win backstage passes and tickets to their concert or.............you could stalk them lol
755125
LNA designed with a single transistor for RF with a smith chart and power circles, or a general amplifier design with op amps?\nNot having enough data from your question I would suggest you use a low noise op amp, it has the bias taken care of. \nLet me know if thats not the case
279103
I think you can...   the fact is that it's cheaper to do it with passive components and you will get a better response. I say because I had a project of radiocommunications and I tried an amplifier with an opamp which supposedly was for RF (the datasheet published a bandwidth of 1 GHz) for a band-pass centered a 220 MHz. The amplifier was not cheap but the response was very bad...  I ended with a RLC filter that did the job very good. That's my experience, and based in it I strongly recommend passive filters for RF applications.
210414
get an audio jack reducer at radioshack and an audio jack enlarger.  Run guitar into computers microphone and alter settings so you dont get a distoreted signal and run out of the headphone jack into amp.  I do it all the time!
741876
If you go to the guitar store and ask them about a newer or larger model, that would be awesome. I use Ibanez myself. Or, you can check out musiciansfriend.com, look up amplifiers by brand, click on or type Crate, and you'll have a new selection open for your browsing pleasure.; Happy hunting and Merry Christmas!
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Marshall Amplifiers in England made a special run of amps that indeed went to 11 in the 90's in honour of Nigel. So while spcifically my answer is no, my amp can't go to 11. There are some that do.
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Use DB Poweramp! If you burned all the .mp3's from the SAME album they will work...I'm guessing you didn't and some are aparently protected and you do not have the license...If I'm mistaken...oh well...anyways, use DB Poweramp and you will never use anything else!
924000
Well the best amp I ever played through was a 100 watt Marshall using an Ampeg speaker cab loaded with 4 12inch Altec Lansing speakers. The Guitar I used was a Gibson Les Paul Senior.\nIt was a dream come true.
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The amp is only going to help a little bit.  What you would need would be repeaters set up along the outer range where the signals fade.  A 10 mile span would need quite a lot of repeaters and is a serious undertaking.
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there may be an attenuator in there--buy i wouldn,t mess with it---most wah wah pedals are nothing more than a tone control--sell the one you have and try another at the music store before you buy it---i think dunlop makes a dimebag model that has a wider range than most---good luck!!