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It isnt the screen. I have LCD monitors. CRT is what gives off the buzzing sound, but this is different than that. Damn my friend came out here and instead of fixing my PC we drank a bunch of beer. Hm....... I use mostly monster cables. There is a planet waves in the chain somewhere, but...

haha, believe it or not, it is worse with different guitars. I tried my Les Paul last night, and it was unplayable. It was so loud it was like feedback. Sigh

If its a problem with the amp, then it suddenly happened to both of my amps :) I am going to try a few things this weekend and post what the outcome is. It is just such a pain to get under my desk and mess with power cords.. Saving that chore for this weekend. :)

I assume so, yes. The amp for certain. The PC, I dunno.. It is plugged into a surge protector...

Let me answer what was just asked.. 1. The fans in the computer were in there. 2. The case is the same. 3. The 480w PSU only does not run 2 fans that were already in the case anyway. :( Yeah.... I guess I will have to get a new PSU or something. I can kind of deal with it, but it gets annoying.

You let someone keep your hard drive? Or the computer you bought for 30 bucks didnt have a hard drive? :confused:

If my guitar did that, could I record the sound and claim it as my own? Since TECHNICALLY it is coming out of my amplifier.........

Jack, Thanks for the suggestion. However, http://monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=2141 is what my amplifier is plugged into. That eliminates RF/EM from the power current being fed to my amp. That is why I am wondering if I need to get some kind of power filter thing for my computer...

If that is the case then why wouldnt it appear when I swap in my old power supply? Bad grounding on the computer, I assume, not the amplifier. Right?

The old PSU is a 480w, and its running my old computer. When I swap it in, it works but half of my computer doesnt run. The new one in question is 700w.. I will look at that cage thing when I get to work

I know some of you guys play guitar, and I was wondering if you have experienced this problem? I just upgraded my computer, and apparently (after asking on a sound forum), my power supply is emitting some kind of EMI that is conflicting with the amp. They are plugged into different outlets...

well, so far, the fungus or whatever it is, is not reappearing. guess the solution worked. thanks for the help!

I took the pod over to a local garden center, and he said it was some kind of fungus or blossom end rot. He sold me this copper based fungicide (that POT recommended). He said to pick the fruits that were infected and spray this all over the plant. It is a once a week application. It also...

Nope. The flower falls off shortly after it produces. I called a local garden center and they have some kind of liquid copper fungicide stuff. So I am going to go up there tomorrow with the pepper and ask them what they think too.

The top part (as you can see) looks fine, so I will go this route too. But I do want to figure the problem. I am going to look up some fungicides suggested above...

Correct. No other plants have this problem. I am actually harvesting ripe chiles every day off of 11 different plants. This one is a head scratcher.

POT- it only happens as it gets close to ripening... There is one that is starting to have some spots on it, and I am pretty sure I will end up with the same result. What will fix this? I have used fish emulsion as fertilizer. They are in containers.. Would lyme cure this?

Negative on the while mold. It actually looks edible except for the nasty end of it.

Bhut.. Hold on, I will cut it open.

Hey, havent posted in a while... All of my plants are doing great - except the Jolokia. There is some kind of shit on the end of it, and I am not sure why. It is almost like blossom end rot that are found on tomatos. My plants get watered around once a week. The first one I had that grew to...