Delay all audio is playing with a few second delay ?.EG. my guitars and bass

When I play with '60s bands and blues bands I tend to use flatwound strings to get an authentic 'thump'.

Otherwise I use Elixir Roundwound - good luck

Clean the contacts on the input jack and battery jack.

Turn down the treble gain and mid gain... you don't need it for a bass. Prevent the guitar from "hearing" the output of the amp directly. The guitar strings make a good microphone.

The fact that signal fades is indicative of something with a time delay. The question is where the delay is. If your guitar has a preamp and this device due to wear or contamination on the plug breaks the battery connection within the guitar, the problem could be a worn jack in the guitar that MAY work with your normal cable but not this Amplug due to slight size differences. Other problems could be corrosion on the battery connections in the Amplug. Sometimes headphone cables go bad so try those in another audio source and make sure they are solid. Sometimes these thing have real weak switches and the intial actio of turning it on momentarily connects the batterry, charging the internal filter capacitors which then bleed off... so try working the switch and see if it pops back on..

Here is the link you need:http://europe.yamaha.com/en/products/musical-instruments/guitars-basses/el-basses/rbx/rbx374/?mode=model The manual is down loaded in pdf. Scroll down the page. The serial number has nothing to do with the manual only the model number applies.

Pretty straightforward and cheap to do. You will need a replacement jack to fit the bass and some shieled audio cable and a soldering iron and some tools. Remove the rear cover plate screws and then the plate to expose the controls and wiring. If you can take a photo and email it to me I can show you what needs doing to get you up and running. email Karl ay [email protected]

i'm having the same problem. theyre not playing bass because it's on face off and pro face off too. it's also not the gh 3 disc because it does the same thing to me on gh 2 and rocks the 80s. it has something to do with the ps2.

If you're recording to an audio program on your computer (e.g., Cubase), there typically is a slight delay in the tracks you record with the first one (such as a slight delay in the vocal when layering over the guitar track). ou can change the delay in the "Preferences" for the audio card in your computer or you can remove the delay manually.. I do the latter. I record using the Audacity 1.3.3. program on a Mac G4. I find that get a 0.3 second delay in tracks layered onto the first track. So, after I record a track, I cut the first 0.3 seconds froom the beginning of the track (I give myself at least 10 seconds of "dead air" at the start. and keep playing the tracks until they're synchronized. Takes a good ear, but really is the best way to synchronize the tracks.

its says 800 watt and you say 20 watt bass amp?? Is this for a car or a guitar??