I have this problem whenever I play I have too much noise coming out of my amp, and I was wondering how can I reduce this white noise? My set up is:
guitar>Whammy>Wah>Hot Hand>Moog Freq Box>TS9>Multi-wave distortion>Analogman minicomp>Phase 90>Fulltone Supa-trem>Memoryman deluxe>Boomerang>Twin Reverb.
I understand that having so many pedals will cause more noise but is there a way to reduce it?
well first off all your pedals are in the wrong order
your amp probably needs new tubes and a re bais by a professional tech
all those digital pedals need to be in true bypass loopers
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ill stop there. you need to read the older posts. there is an entire database of info re this problem.
What would you recommend for the order of the pedals?
guitar>Whammy>Wah>Hot Hand>Moog Freq Box>TS9>Multi-wave distortion>Analogman minicomp>Phase 90>Fulltone Supa-trem>Memoryman deluxe>Boomerang>Twin Reverb."
guitar>wah>{true bypass looper}freq box, hot hand, return then out>TS9>Distortion>comp>{true bypass looper}whammy,return then out> phaser 90> {true bypass looper}memoryman>super trem>{true bypass loop with active buffer for Boomerang, return then out> amp with conditioned power supply and all pedals with isolated power
bbe makes a great iso power supply for about 120$
furman is the standard for power conditioners they range from 120$-600$
Poster are u saying put the wah before the ts9 or am i reading it wrong?
wah should always go BEFORE dist or overdrive
In fact, in a perfect world it should be first in the effects chain
ok cool. i got a garmopat vox847 last night and i tried it in just about every spot in the chain. when i put it in front it definetly gave me the best tone but there was a significant amount of noise. i guess it could be from the wiring in my parents old house so ill hvae to try it when i get home
Thank you very much, that is very helpful. I need to go get some true bypass loopers now.