Problème sur Real McCoy RMC 2

J'ai parfois lu que le s.a.v. de Real Mc Coy Custom laissait à désirer. Pour ce problème de wah, Geoffrey Teese me propose de remplacer purement et simplement le circuit de la RMC2. Il m'en envoie un nouveau et m'a demandé qu'a réception, je lui renvoie le défectueux. C'est pas beau ça? Surtout que la manip ne coutera que le prix de l'expedition! Si cest pas du serieux! Et il répond très vite aux mails! Bravo!

n'est elle pas placée trop près d'un transfo ?
J'ai renvendu mon Power Pedal Voodoo Lab à cause de ca. Les RMC capent tout

While the pots were being built, Geoffrey realized there was yet another problem he had to deal with. That of radio interference. Old analog effects were prone to picking up radio frequencies. There were even famous recorded performances from 1969 and 1970 where wahs and fuzzes picked up local radio broadcasts. This was a problem that no one had been able to control even since. As luck would have it, Geoffrey had been in radio back when you had to know some of the electronic theory behind radio just to get the license. This knowledge, coupled with his never-say-die attitude, allowed him to create a unique passive RFI and EMI filter and incorporate it into the wiring of his wahs.

Geoffrey now had a working interference-free circuit, an inductor that couldn't be equaled, and a potentiometer that people thought would never again exist. The stage was set for the RMC3.