I have a Digitech Grunge Dist pedal and an Ashdown Chrous plus pedal....NOISE! I was wondering if i should just get a noise reduction pedal after my pedals or a little device that i discovered, the -EB TECH hum exterminator-...plugs into a 3 prong socket. The noise im trying to get rid of is the nasty squeal of feedback from the dist. and the 'sshwweeee_shwwwaaao' of the flangey chorus pedal affecting the already present noise...any suggestions, opinions, or crap about how i should get different pedals?
The feedback from the dirt, and the whooshing from the chorus, can be killed with a noise gate--however personally I hate the way noise gates chop my notes, so I prefer to shop around for pedals that don't make much noise in the first place.
The "hum eliminator" is for killing a specific sound, 60-cycle hum, which is completely unrelated to the noises you're dealing with.
The feedback from the dirt, and the whooshing from the chorus, can be killed with a noise gate--however personally I hate the way noise gates chop my notes, so I prefer to shop around for pedals that don't make much noise in the first place.
The "hum eliminator" is for killing a specific sound, 60-cycle hum, which is completely unrelated to the noises you're dealing with.
thanks for the clarification... do you think that maybe putting the decimator in front of my pedals would help? because i adore the tone of my pedals, but theyre nnnnnoooooooooiiiiiiiiiizzzzzzzyyyy
No, it would go dead last, but it's not solving a problem really, just adding another pedal. For the same money, you could get better pedals- especially the grunge, which is a guitar distortion.
