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fbloke
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Boss noise surpressor pedal
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June 14, 2012, 10:43:50 PM »
Has anyone tried one of these? I'm running a rig that includes putting an ES335 through high gain - the feedback is controllable when using the amp's overdrive pedal but as soon as I stomp on a pedal for a gain boost I unleash screechy hell. I'm guessing that putting a noise pedal in the chain after the distortion pedal may fix this.
Your thoughts are most welcome.
Mike.
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Toe-Knee
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Re: Boss noise surpressor pedal
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June 14, 2012, 11:20:00 PM »
Its kind of a "lite" noisegate.
It does cut noise but still leaves a good amount but it doesn't screw with your tone too much unless you use it in the loop when the loop is +4dB...
I quite liked it. If you can get one cheap id go for it
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TheyCallMeVolume
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Re: Boss noise surpressor pedal
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June 15, 2012, 05:23:57 AM »
I was never into the Boss NS. Or Boss pedals in general. I think there are definitely better options out there. Obviously the ISP Decimator, a Rocktron of some sort, MXR makes a few good ones, etc. Just not a big Boss fan :lol: so I'm a bit biased.
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Muttley
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Re: Boss noise surpressor pedal
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June 15, 2012, 06:47:57 PM »
Not tried a Boss, but the ISP Decimator is a superb piece of kit.
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