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Post by roboman01 on Apr 13, 2012 1:41:47 GMT
I haven't used my Fusion in awhile due to the fact my Korg M3 has taken the realm. Tonight I wanted to use the Fusion for a bit. As I plugged one of my jacks into the output I could hear AM Radio station in Spanish. I plugged it in maybe 1/4 of the way. I have never heard of this happening. I was stunned. I plugged it in the rest of the way and it went away.
Now, has anybody ever heard of this happening before? WOW...
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Post by riffbeeper on Apr 14, 2012 14:37:37 GMT
Look up on utube, Lucy Ball of the"I love lucy" fame, talking about the same thing with her dental work, on either the Tonight Show or the Mike Douglas Show, I forget which.
It's about how the gaps in the metalic dental work, somehow matches the radio frequency and you hear a local radio station in your metal dental work or the gap of your 1/4 cable in the right place at the right time and in the right conditions.
Biff
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Post by parametric on Apr 17, 2012 0:19:22 GMT
Ah yes . . . . Years ago - back in the 70s, I had a fuzz/Waa pedal - Die-cast metal construction, grey crackle finish with a rubber ribbed non-slip top. It looked like a Marshall one but wasn't IYKWIM . . . . When I plugged that sucker in - it received ALL the local radio stations if you carelessly selected the Fuzz setting. It didn't end up getting much use  Its still about somewhere. ( I never throw anything away ;D) parametric |
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