Most music / audio related oriented to beginners/intermediate audio lovers. Tips on how to get good stuff without spending more than you need! Ah... sometimes I can help myself and I will post some mediocre guitar playing as well 🤷🏻♂️ sorry!
Thanks for the tuition. I have a Peavy 4000 with that pop sound when switching off now i was thinking of changing main power capacitors; can you advice if am on the right way to solve the problem?
@EdBesselerАй бұрын
Capacitors are very good candidates if the unit is defective, but it could simply be that whatever is feeding your amp is generating the noise that you amp is amplifying when you turn them all off. Try switching the source of signal off first and few seconds later turn the amp off. If the pop is gone, your amp is completely fine.
@martinferreyra1538Ай бұрын
Suena todo igual. Es malo el audio del video.
@jalaskabtu7 ай бұрын
Mano, tu tem uma puta cara de brasileiro rs massa
@EdBesseler7 ай бұрын
😂bingo
@jalaskabtu7 ай бұрын
@@EdBesseler mas quase passa, fala bem gringo pra caramba, parabéns pelo video. Abs.
@EdBesseler7 ай бұрын
@@jalaskabtu valeu! Muito obrigado!
@jalaskabtu7 ай бұрын
@@EdBesseleré nois irmão, tá morando na gringa? Tô usando um sldrive pra booster um plexi na casquinha, no modo super bass, tá assustador de bom, cola as notas e trás aquele grave bonito. Duro mano usar pedais quando se tem o puro creme do marimbondo cavalo nas mãos rs vi seu head aí, válvulas são coisas de Deus... Abs
@EdBesseler7 ай бұрын
@@jalaskabtu rindo alto do creme do marimbondo cavalo 😂 Estou aqui a um tempo já… da pra testar coisas legais por um preço justo, ainda mais se comprar usado. Tenho feito bastante isso. Aquela estória… tocar mesmo a gente não toca, mas gosta de coisa boa 😂
@SaintsCheat Жыл бұрын
You should demo a steel guitar next by playing metal riffs and chugs …🤷♂️
@DanielG0m3z Жыл бұрын
7:13
@BkSathesh Жыл бұрын
Hi, thank you for the video. Would this work both ways? My PA system generates a pop when turned on before the mixer is turned on and also pops if I turn the mixer off before turning the amplifier off.
@Pharesm Жыл бұрын
I have a pair of active Genelec monitors, with the signal routed from the USB C output from my laptop, going over a Sound Devices MixPre-6 by XLR cable to a Genelec subwoofer, with 2 more XLR cables going to the monitors. I have no pops when turning the system on or off, but after listening for some time, I get sporadic nasty pops and crackles. All components and cables are new, including the laptop. I had no such problems in the same room with a much cheaper setup from Presonus...
@EdBesseler Жыл бұрын
hmmm, can you correlate that to any electricity event that is happening on the house? Like fridge or AC turning on and off? or even lights or fans? I could just be noises from the electricity line. A good filter may resolve it if that is the case... but a little costly! You can also try lifting the ground of your power bar or Genelec only (if its 3 pronged plug). Many cases that resolves hums and noises. Now... worst case scenario would be a defect on your Genelec. Normally caused by capacitors on the power supply or amplifier stage. That's a bit more complex. If that's not your thing, I'd recommend taking it back to support. Let me know how it goes and good luck!
@naegleriafowleri2230 Жыл бұрын
Genelec they all do this is normal they say the Genelec reps lol
@Bairov Жыл бұрын
Was your Be Od noisey as hell?
@EdBesseler Жыл бұрын
Yeah man! Super high gain… you either get louder than the noises or put a nice gate. Very annoying
@yurita1984 Жыл бұрын
Really, man? Strumming chords on hi-gain pedals? This is awful!
@antoniolopez67982 жыл бұрын
This is the video that was needed. Definitely to get a closer feel of the Friedman and the big EV 5150... Thanks
@pindopurba2 жыл бұрын
Hi, i am experiencing a pop sound, but not from shutting down or turning up the speakers. The speakers would start fine, but then randomly the speaker would pop!! and it happened to all speakers , mixers, when i'ts still on. Sometimes the speakers would made a pop sound, but other times the MCB is tripped. How Do you know how this happened & what is the problem? thanks!
@EdBesseler2 жыл бұрын
Hey Pindo, do you happen to have an old refrigerator or any kind of electric motor on the same power circuit? I had a bad experience in the past trying to keep a mini fridge in my studio. Every time the compressor was turning on or off I could hear a pop on the speakers. I tried many types of filters but none where 100% effective. I ended up getting rid of the fridge. Try unplugging your refrigerator for a few hours while you test it. Cheers
@pindopurba2 жыл бұрын
at first i thought it was something like that, since the problem started since we have a central air conditioning unit installed. I remember one day, turning on the AC then the speakers pop, but sometimes.. even when the AC unit is off, the pop still happens randomly. So i really have no clue if it's the AC unit or not.
@EdBesseler2 жыл бұрын
@@pindopurba intriguing 🤔 do you notice the pops more frequently when the power amp is warmed up or doesn’t matter? I’m thinking that could be a cold solder or Capacitor leakage
@pindopurba2 жыл бұрын
@@EdBesseler since it happened randomly, i don't really know. We use an active speaker, dbtech ingenie series. We askes our audio vendor, to take a look at their speakers and they didn't find anything wrong with it.
@mike1967sam2 жыл бұрын
Do you want some advice? Don't talk so much.
@anniehonganhlifestyle783 жыл бұрын
You guys so cool 👍
@gucchon.rock-guitar3 жыл бұрын
単純に話が長すぎ👎
@johanneshienert78823 жыл бұрын
thanks for your video! I like the little Xotic SL Drive :)
@mariusvodnar49513 жыл бұрын
most boring talking
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Funny that I have to agree to that... I can’t watch it myself either... but since I spent the time putting this together I decided to post it anyway! ✌🏻
@Cpt_Adama3 жыл бұрын
Could you elaborate on where you get your components and what brand and model they are?
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Hey There... these are common modules in electronic stores or even Amazon. Look for Power Supply Power Supply Module Board and Module Relay Switch with OPTO Isolation. Brand does not really matter... I always look for reviews. The most important is that you power supply output matches with you relay module voltage. And that the current on the relay is higher equipment that will be hooked up to it. If you aren’t sure what to get yet, don’t hesitate to ask me again... I can help with the selection... cheers
@bernardfoshage99013 жыл бұрын
Strumming on a single coil for high gain chugging pedals 🤦♂️
@JulMurka3 жыл бұрын
Bravo!👏👏👏
@RicardoMargadonaRebeccaRiss3 жыл бұрын
Fala Ed!! Vc ainda toca pra caramba hein! Começamos juntos na época da fundação Bradesco. Lembra-se?
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Como não me lembro... época fantástica! Lembro que comecei a seguir a “untitled”, mas não foi pra frente... depois, com o Frank e com o Leo fizemos aquela banda que tocava um monte de Deep Purple... até hoje sou DP maniaco por causa de vocês 😂
@user-jx8je6ci6d3 жыл бұрын
What pedal could be used good for 80s metal
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Hey Keyblade, it’s hard for me to say, since I’m not a heavy metal guy, however, I can see many of old school guys with a BOSS Metalzone on theirs board. From the newer stuff the Friedman has a big punch. If you can get both and test for you own choice... both have great resale market and none will break the bank. Hope it helps! Rock on 🤘🏻
@amirshokati63773 жыл бұрын
Hi thanks for information. I have the same problem with my AMP mostly on switching off but sometimes on turn on too. I just added a soft start for minimizing inrush current of transformer and since it has a same delay relay like you mentioned I thought it will help on pop sound but almost no change. I noticed you used the line before switch but i put it after switch for safety precautions. would you please advise why?
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Hey Amir! the reason I connected the line before the Main Switch is because I still wanna keep the signal processors energized after I turn off the switch, so it won't drive any surge to the power amp when it still on. If you keep it after, you are killing the all signals at the same time, maybe that's the reason you still have the issue and the surge may still happen. Don't worry about safety. The Relay on your soft start will do the job, just keep in mind that it will shut off in fraction of a second, so as long as you don't touch anything in that fraction, you are okay. Now, if you are talking about a single AMP (I was not so clear) it may require a little bit of schematic change. The soft start may act on the pre-amp only, while the power amp should be shut of with the main switch. If that's your case, let me know with amp it is and I can see if I can find the schematic and advise where to do the change. Cheers! Ed
@amirshokati63773 жыл бұрын
@@EdBesseler Thanks Ed for reply. I did not know if preamp still working when amp is off will grab the surge (watched too many videos and nobody mentioned that :) ), in my case I have different transformers for pre amp and amp and since amp has bigger caps will hold the voltage for a few more seconds than preamp, and I can not increase the delay of soft starter relay for keeping preamp on due to block resistance of soft start power. So I am going to add another delay circuit to keep preamp on when amp is going to discharge. also I am thinking of a speaker protection which found here ( www.sound-au.com/project39.htm he has really great ideas) but first I will test this delay board. thanks man.
@bisaillion3 жыл бұрын
Could you test the pedals with a sample that better tests the type of pedals? Like if you're going to play something from CCR into high gain pedals, it doesn't do them justice at all. Second, please use a mic and not your phone. Thanks
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Thanks Brent! Advice taken... unfortunately the 5150 is already gone. I will try to acquire another for a better review! Cheers!
@rioace39533 жыл бұрын
@@EdBesseler no! this is fair bare knuckle fight club, not protool shit. You achieved what you said at the beginning of the vid, the real sound that won't con viewers
@thunder-mations5503 жыл бұрын
Cool stuff Bro, keep it up. Can you show us how to get some tunes on BossToneCenter? Maybe another future video?
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Thanks Bro! Boss Tone Center on the list 👊🏼
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dron/p4OznOGlKBf_3wYQAzT4ZA.html
@tahaennaciri94803 жыл бұрын
I have a soundbar with a subwoofer it start to pop but not a loud a week ago. Do my soundbar need a repair or it's norml? Thank you.
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Hey Taha, pops are not supposed to happen, but there are a few things to consider before you call you subwoofer defective. If your woofer is popping while playing it may be interference on the power line. Motors are really bad if connected on the same power line, including refrigerators, specially old model ones. If that's your case pay attention if the pop happens when the refrigerator turns on or off. In that case Surge Protectors help, but may not eliminate the problem. If the pop happens when you turn on/off you can try to turn off your audio source (TV or DVD, etc) first and then turn off your subwoofer. If that fix the issue you may need a delay on the power source. But first try to use the optical connection, if you are not yet (most of soundbars and TVs have the optical connection option). Let me know which case is yours and we can deeper dig into the problem.
@tahaennaciri94803 жыл бұрын
@@EdBesseler Thank you for your quick reply. In my case the popping happens when I turn off the soundbar and the subwoofer, I hear a slight pop. I disconnected the soundbar from the tv and trun it on/off nothing changed.
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Hmmm, one last thing... is there a way you can connect to the power without using the 3rd pin (ground)? I’m thinking that you may be having some ground noise. If that doesn’t help, most likely you have a problem on the subwoofer. Then if you wanna be bold and get into schematics I can give you some tips on what to look for.
@tahaennaciri94803 жыл бұрын
@@EdBesseler It stills under warranty. I wanted to ask a professional like yourself if it's worth going through warranty and repair it or it's just a minor thing that I can live with it?
@EdBesseler3 жыл бұрын
Taha ENNACIRI, if it’s something that started recently, there’s a chance that it can get worse. My recommendation would be to take it for service if bothers you, otherwise monitor for some time, if you still have enough warranty time, and decide later. If you have a Capacitor leakage issue, which I suspect, you will notice a difference with temperature, and that only gets worse overtime. I hope I have helped! Cheers!
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6:21 11:17
Thanks for the tuition. I have a Peavy 4000 with that pop sound when switching off now i was thinking of changing main power capacitors; can you advice if am on the right way to solve the problem?
Capacitors are very good candidates if the unit is defective, but it could simply be that whatever is feeding your amp is generating the noise that you amp is amplifying when you turn them all off. Try switching the source of signal off first and few seconds later turn the amp off. If the pop is gone, your amp is completely fine.
Suena todo igual. Es malo el audio del video.
Mano, tu tem uma puta cara de brasileiro rs massa
😂bingo
@@EdBesseler mas quase passa, fala bem gringo pra caramba, parabéns pelo video. Abs.
@@jalaskabtu valeu! Muito obrigado!
@@EdBesseleré nois irmão, tá morando na gringa? Tô usando um sldrive pra booster um plexi na casquinha, no modo super bass, tá assustador de bom, cola as notas e trás aquele grave bonito. Duro mano usar pedais quando se tem o puro creme do marimbondo cavalo nas mãos rs vi seu head aí, válvulas são coisas de Deus... Abs
@@jalaskabtu rindo alto do creme do marimbondo cavalo 😂 Estou aqui a um tempo já… da pra testar coisas legais por um preço justo, ainda mais se comprar usado. Tenho feito bastante isso. Aquela estória… tocar mesmo a gente não toca, mas gosta de coisa boa 😂
You should demo a steel guitar next by playing metal riffs and chugs …🤷♂️
7:13
Hi, thank you for the video. Would this work both ways? My PA system generates a pop when turned on before the mixer is turned on and also pops if I turn the mixer off before turning the amplifier off.
I have a pair of active Genelec monitors, with the signal routed from the USB C output from my laptop, going over a Sound Devices MixPre-6 by XLR cable to a Genelec subwoofer, with 2 more XLR cables going to the monitors. I have no pops when turning the system on or off, but after listening for some time, I get sporadic nasty pops and crackles. All components and cables are new, including the laptop. I had no such problems in the same room with a much cheaper setup from Presonus...
hmmm, can you correlate that to any electricity event that is happening on the house? Like fridge or AC turning on and off? or even lights or fans? I could just be noises from the electricity line. A good filter may resolve it if that is the case... but a little costly! You can also try lifting the ground of your power bar or Genelec only (if its 3 pronged plug). Many cases that resolves hums and noises. Now... worst case scenario would be a defect on your Genelec. Normally caused by capacitors on the power supply or amplifier stage. That's a bit more complex. If that's not your thing, I'd recommend taking it back to support. Let me know how it goes and good luck!
Genelec they all do this is normal they say the Genelec reps lol
Was your Be Od noisey as hell?
Yeah man! Super high gain… you either get louder than the noises or put a nice gate. Very annoying
Really, man? Strumming chords on hi-gain pedals? This is awful!
This is the video that was needed. Definitely to get a closer feel of the Friedman and the big EV 5150... Thanks
Hi, i am experiencing a pop sound, but not from shutting down or turning up the speakers. The speakers would start fine, but then randomly the speaker would pop!! and it happened to all speakers , mixers, when i'ts still on. Sometimes the speakers would made a pop sound, but other times the MCB is tripped. How Do you know how this happened & what is the problem? thanks!
Hey Pindo, do you happen to have an old refrigerator or any kind of electric motor on the same power circuit? I had a bad experience in the past trying to keep a mini fridge in my studio. Every time the compressor was turning on or off I could hear a pop on the speakers. I tried many types of filters but none where 100% effective. I ended up getting rid of the fridge. Try unplugging your refrigerator for a few hours while you test it. Cheers
at first i thought it was something like that, since the problem started since we have a central air conditioning unit installed. I remember one day, turning on the AC then the speakers pop, but sometimes.. even when the AC unit is off, the pop still happens randomly. So i really have no clue if it's the AC unit or not.
@@pindopurba intriguing 🤔 do you notice the pops more frequently when the power amp is warmed up or doesn’t matter? I’m thinking that could be a cold solder or Capacitor leakage
@@EdBesseler since it happened randomly, i don't really know. We use an active speaker, dbtech ingenie series. We askes our audio vendor, to take a look at their speakers and they didn't find anything wrong with it.
Do you want some advice? Don't talk so much.
You guys so cool 👍
単純に話が長すぎ👎
thanks for your video! I like the little Xotic SL Drive :)
most boring talking
Funny that I have to agree to that... I can’t watch it myself either... but since I spent the time putting this together I decided to post it anyway! ✌🏻
Could you elaborate on where you get your components and what brand and model they are?
Hey There... these are common modules in electronic stores or even Amazon. Look for Power Supply Power Supply Module Board and Module Relay Switch with OPTO Isolation. Brand does not really matter... I always look for reviews. The most important is that you power supply output matches with you relay module voltage. And that the current on the relay is higher equipment that will be hooked up to it. If you aren’t sure what to get yet, don’t hesitate to ask me again... I can help with the selection... cheers
Strumming on a single coil for high gain chugging pedals 🤦♂️
Bravo!👏👏👏
Fala Ed!! Vc ainda toca pra caramba hein! Começamos juntos na época da fundação Bradesco. Lembra-se?
Como não me lembro... época fantástica! Lembro que comecei a seguir a “untitled”, mas não foi pra frente... depois, com o Frank e com o Leo fizemos aquela banda que tocava um monte de Deep Purple... até hoje sou DP maniaco por causa de vocês 😂
What pedal could be used good for 80s metal
Hey Keyblade, it’s hard for me to say, since I’m not a heavy metal guy, however, I can see many of old school guys with a BOSS Metalzone on theirs board. From the newer stuff the Friedman has a big punch. If you can get both and test for you own choice... both have great resale market and none will break the bank. Hope it helps! Rock on 🤘🏻
Hi thanks for information. I have the same problem with my AMP mostly on switching off but sometimes on turn on too. I just added a soft start for minimizing inrush current of transformer and since it has a same delay relay like you mentioned I thought it will help on pop sound but almost no change. I noticed you used the line before switch but i put it after switch for safety precautions. would you please advise why?
Hey Amir! the reason I connected the line before the Main Switch is because I still wanna keep the signal processors energized after I turn off the switch, so it won't drive any surge to the power amp when it still on. If you keep it after, you are killing the all signals at the same time, maybe that's the reason you still have the issue and the surge may still happen. Don't worry about safety. The Relay on your soft start will do the job, just keep in mind that it will shut off in fraction of a second, so as long as you don't touch anything in that fraction, you are okay. Now, if you are talking about a single AMP (I was not so clear) it may require a little bit of schematic change. The soft start may act on the pre-amp only, while the power amp should be shut of with the main switch. If that's your case, let me know with amp it is and I can see if I can find the schematic and advise where to do the change. Cheers! Ed
@@EdBesseler Thanks Ed for reply. I did not know if preamp still working when amp is off will grab the surge (watched too many videos and nobody mentioned that :) ), in my case I have different transformers for pre amp and amp and since amp has bigger caps will hold the voltage for a few more seconds than preamp, and I can not increase the delay of soft starter relay for keeping preamp on due to block resistance of soft start power. So I am going to add another delay circuit to keep preamp on when amp is going to discharge. also I am thinking of a speaker protection which found here ( www.sound-au.com/project39.htm he has really great ideas) but first I will test this delay board. thanks man.
Could you test the pedals with a sample that better tests the type of pedals? Like if you're going to play something from CCR into high gain pedals, it doesn't do them justice at all. Second, please use a mic and not your phone. Thanks
Thanks Brent! Advice taken... unfortunately the 5150 is already gone. I will try to acquire another for a better review! Cheers!
@@EdBesseler no! this is fair bare knuckle fight club, not protool shit. You achieved what you said at the beginning of the vid, the real sound that won't con viewers
Cool stuff Bro, keep it up. Can you show us how to get some tunes on BossToneCenter? Maybe another future video?
Thanks Bro! Boss Tone Center on the list 👊🏼
kzread.info/dron/p4OznOGlKBf_3wYQAzT4ZA.html
I have a soundbar with a subwoofer it start to pop but not a loud a week ago. Do my soundbar need a repair or it's norml? Thank you.
Hey Taha, pops are not supposed to happen, but there are a few things to consider before you call you subwoofer defective. If your woofer is popping while playing it may be interference on the power line. Motors are really bad if connected on the same power line, including refrigerators, specially old model ones. If that's your case pay attention if the pop happens when the refrigerator turns on or off. In that case Surge Protectors help, but may not eliminate the problem. If the pop happens when you turn on/off you can try to turn off your audio source (TV or DVD, etc) first and then turn off your subwoofer. If that fix the issue you may need a delay on the power source. But first try to use the optical connection, if you are not yet (most of soundbars and TVs have the optical connection option). Let me know which case is yours and we can deeper dig into the problem.
@@EdBesseler Thank you for your quick reply. In my case the popping happens when I turn off the soundbar and the subwoofer, I hear a slight pop. I disconnected the soundbar from the tv and trun it on/off nothing changed.
Hmmm, one last thing... is there a way you can connect to the power without using the 3rd pin (ground)? I’m thinking that you may be having some ground noise. If that doesn’t help, most likely you have a problem on the subwoofer. Then if you wanna be bold and get into schematics I can give you some tips on what to look for.
@@EdBesseler It stills under warranty. I wanted to ask a professional like yourself if it's worth going through warranty and repair it or it's just a minor thing that I can live with it?
Taha ENNACIRI, if it’s something that started recently, there’s a chance that it can get worse. My recommendation would be to take it for service if bothers you, otherwise monitor for some time, if you still have enough warranty time, and decide later. If you have a Capacitor leakage issue, which I suspect, you will notice a difference with temperature, and that only gets worse overtime. I hope I have helped! Cheers!
Excellent.