Video - your guitar might not have a grounding problem.

Thanks for posting the video.

Thanks as well. I won’t be spending time chasing the inevitable.

LIKE!

Very good video on the subject!
Thank you for posting this

Awww Leftee, you sweetheart. Your cheque is in the mail. Thanks buddy!

My wife tells me often enough that I look pretty good for 47 1/2 years. She may be on to something.

I don't know what it is, but we're doing something right!

Yes, well done with the video!
The only improvement that came to mind would be use the word ’gain’ rather than ‘distortion’, as, eg 20dB, of ‘clean’ gain from a compressor or booster will raise the noise floor just the same as it would if it was coming from a distortion pedal.
I wonder how much guitar rigs in Amsterdam etc buzz, being as of necessity, they rely on residual current trip devices, rather than a ground connection, for electrical safety?

There was some discussion on this over at TGP, having trouble finding it at the moment though.
Someone from the Netherlands said as there's so many effectively floating buildings, grounding the electrical installation often isn't feasible, so the risk is managed by having mandatory residual current protection devices on every circuit.
Yes, more that a few mA differential between live and neutral, and within a few mS the circuit trips.