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futuresailors wrote:g) Giveth not a fuck.

+1 from me too

askashrub wrote:Do you:

a.) Love noise

b.) Use a gate

c.) Know magic

d.) Other

a) sometimes

b) sometimes

c) yes, but don't get to use it that often

d) I often get BONERZZ at work. BIG.

e) regulated power and good quality cables solves most if not ALL noise issues

c.) Know magic

Satan powers my guitar synth and pedal chain.

futuresailors wrote:g) Giveth not a fuck.

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a) Yes
b) Yes
c) Yes
d) Yes



I actually put my noise gate in my effects loop after a 10 band EQ. All of my other pedgulllz are before the amp. Very nice to have!

If you're looking at buying one, I recommend the ISP Decimator.

At 11 pedals, I'm not sure if my chain counts as massive but it's not inconsiderable.
I get a little bit of noise from time to time, but nothing that comes through over the sound my guitar or is otherwise noticable once the band is in full swing so I also tend to go for the.
e) don't give a fuck school of thought.

snipelfritz wrote: I recommend the ISP Decimator.

GREAT noise gate. My recommendation as well.

I still say looper strip.... or not going a fuck.
Fuck denoisers and buffers.

I run about 25 pedals through two amps
currently using livewires and some corex2 cables plus a bunch I built myself
Run a few one spots a pedal power AC and some other wall warts for a few things that have strange power

No noise issues to speak of,
I keep an MI Audio boost-n-buff way early in my chain

Also: and I didn't see this come up, in general my guitars are pretty quiet so they don't create much noise to amplify through a long chain

I use 9 pedals (I know not so massive) but all of them are true bypass except for one, no tone loss to my ears, I also power it with a one spot, it is surprisingly quiet. Also GC, Livewire, and George L's patch cables. So, I dunno.

Alot of good stuff in here though, thanks guys

Noise???! What noise

Then again its hard to tell with 15 pedals on and me jumping up and down on my whammy pedal. Rock n roll mofos!!!

But seriously lava cables helped my noise issue a lot!

Start with a quiet sounding guitar... and by that I mean if your guitar hums and you're using a humbucker fix that first. If your guitar hums and you're using a single coil either think about changing the pickup (if the noise is too unbearable) or shielding your guitar better, or investing in a ground loop hum eliminator (Ebtech Hum X). If you've done all the above and you still have issues look into cables and faulty power supplies.

I'm currently running 16 pedals with a One Spot (about fourteen of them off the One Spot) and the rest are all wall warts. I get minimal noise when playing with the single coil and no noise when playing with the humbucker. Having said all that I'd love to get isolated power for each pedal and have each pedal in a loop but for now I'm happy. IMHO noise gates are just a bandaid and mess with guitar tone too much (I've only had experience using a Boss NS-2 for that though).

I don't have noise issues...

The only noise I get is the good kind.

excane wrote:

snipelfritz wrote: I recommend the ISP Decimator.

GREAT noise gate. My recommendation as well.

+1