blisters on my fingers

Thanks for sharing TimR .......... most enlightening

Whoooooosh !!!

Somebody had to spoil a fun thread.....

Disconnect the tuner and its cables and do as @Downunderwonder and @agedhorseare suggesting. Suspect that once you've done that all will be good. It is difficult to tell from your photos but it looks like the return or output from your tuner is plugged into one half of a stereo return, this is not good, it is tragic!! It also looks like the input to the tuner is connected via the send on the parallel stereo loop, this loop is not designed for this purpose. If that all works...... you can connect the tuner to the tuner output jack with a short jack lead ....this is what the tuner output is designed for. Good luck and let us know how you get on

You poor thing........Bereft of cleft

Maybe you could have proposed your "battery test" on the dud/blown speaker in the first place, rather than make some dubious claims that an out of phase speaker makes a buzz, produces zero sound, and/or "mathematically" drops out the lows. That might have been helpful.... "A blown speaker has a similar effect to one that is miswired, moving opposite to the working one in the lows, and good potential for buzzing too." Interesting that a blown speaker is so similar to a miswired speaker, of course it would move in the opposite direction............it's just physics isn't it?

The buzz was described as occuring on the lower notes and not on the higher notes. There is nothing at all mentioned about "trying to get some lows" or anything about turning up. Are you seriously suggesting that one of a pair of speakers wired out of phase produces zero sound ? Really ?

The above is the type of response that could well help somebody track down a buzz coming from a speaker cab. I once bought a second hand cab online from a well known bass specialist shop. It buzzed like crazy on the lower notes, turned out their appalling packaging skills were to blame for this. A small piece of expanded foam had got wedged in between the cone and the basket. That was the problem. Cab still going strong no more problems. What is the point in talking in riddles? So I'll ask again... How does swapping polarity stop a speaker cab buzzing?

How would swapping the polarity cure a buzz?

Belated thanks to Paul for the Nux pedal. All good...... pleasure to deal with you. Thanks again

Bought a book from Mick, he's a credit to Basschat and great fun to deal with. Thanks again Mick

No doubt they were devastated.

Is it still St Crispin's day? St Crispin - the patron saint of cobblers 🙂

To be fair, he actually didn't. You did read both his posts?

I imagine that the kindness shown by Fluid Druid will remembered by Chris' widow. Such a sad story.

Humble, Dumble and Bumble

I don't know either But they do help unsigned bands etc. etc. etc.etc. Me, I'd trust them. 😀

No they are not. So Supernaut share your wisdom with us.

Never seen pickups tilted towards the neck or the bridge, so what was your point again?

So basically they make it up?

Think this has already been posted on here somewhere, but thanks for giving us another chance to giggle at these chancers 😀

WHERE'S MORT? With a bit of luck dear Mort has solved the problem However loud we shout he'll never hear us now 😀

Phew ....... no need to worry about that any more🙂