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  • EMG 81 / 85 Preamp Burning

    Hi ;
    i upgraded to 27volt my emg setup , then the preamp is burning.

    i've incdble deep voice and its not work to active .

    how can i fix the problem ?

  • #2
    Emg should be fine at 27Vdc. How can you tell the preamp is burning up?
    Did you get the polarity right and not send supply into the output lead?

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    • #3
      It's not necessary. 18V is all you will ever need. EMG advise against running them on 27 volts. That's the maximum power rating.

      Can I use multiple batteries?

      Yes. If you've got room for multiple batteries in your guitar, you can use two batteries wired in series to power your onboard circuitry at 18 volts. The output level will not appreciably increase, but you'll have increased headroom and crisper transients. This is especially useful for percussive/slap bass styles where you can generate enormous instantaneous power levels across the entire frequency spectrum. You can also wire two batteries in parallel to provide a regular 9 volt supply but with much longer lifespan between battery changes.
      Although most of our products are rated for 27 volts, we recommend a maximum of 18 volts. The additional benefits of 27 vs. 18 volts are negligible."
      It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure. — Albert Einstein


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      • #4
        David says true ,
        i sure , i burning the preamp

        any body know how can i fix ??

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        • #5
          Return it to EMG, they will send a new pickup.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by rdndnr View Post
            i've incdble deep voice
            me too. i've been in a barbershop quartet for years now.

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