Electric Guitar Shielding with Conductive Paint and Copper Tape

The Copper Tape used in this video:

https://amzn.to/2LjtO7F

More videos like this can be found at http://guitargenius.com/
The 2 Minute Edited Version of this video can be found at: http://youtu.be/cDGokjL6HfY

After ‘Frankensteining’ a perfectly good Brian Moore iGuitar by installing my own pickups and switches, I was left with a lot of EMI noise. Electro Magnetic Interference which is also known as Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) in electric guitars is either a ground problem or poorly implemented shielding.
After some research I bought some paint and tape from Stewart-McDonald (StewMac) luthier supplies. After installation I cured all of my noisy guitar problems. I am now very happy with the amazing instrument that I own.

Thanks, Andy.

Free Info and Downloads for this video available at http://GuitarGenius.com/

Equipment used to make this video:

Brian Moore Guitar Custom 90TP.13 guitar,
Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Hot Rails
Middle Pickup: Fender Fat 50′s
Bridge Pickup: Dimarzio Paf Pro,
Wilkinson floating bridge,

D’Addario 9-42 strings,
Navajo Silversmith copper plectrum made by Jeremiah Herrera,

Line 6 X3 Live guitar effects,

Sennheiser e935 Vocal microphone
Behringer Xenyx 1204USB mixer,
Behringer B1031a studio monitors,
Sennheiser HD 280 pro headphones,

BeachTek DXA-5DA audio preamp for camera,
JVC HD-3 video camera,

Acer Aspire 6930 laptop,
Acer 21″ monitor,

Corel Draw and Photo-Paint,
Adobe Premiere Elements.