Love the boost live, gives me the push to be in front for the leads, with out much taking away from the rhythm EQ, and is very responsive to pick dynamics. However, it is noisy as hell, even Hush in the loop does not help, any available mods ?
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Reducing noise out of MXR CAE 401
Active Duty Rig:
MIA Lone Star Strat (HS-Fullshred/Tex-Special neck)
Warmoth Roads V/Kramer Neck (HS - Custom/Tex-Special neck)
BadHoarsie Original ->
Laney AOR 50 ProTube ( 6 knobber ) / Laney GH50L | efxloop Rocktron Hush Super C/BBE 422A Sonic Maximizer | Weber lite Mass Attenuator ->
JCM900_1960A 4 x 12Tags: None
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Re: Reducing noise out of MXR CAE 401
I have one on each of my boards and they are at the end of the effects loop chain just for a clean volume boost for lead. I've used mine for years and have never noticed any unwanted noise? Have you compared it to another unit?
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Alright! D1djs still has wicked-hot chick in his avatar and Cornford in his sig, and Rid is still brutally to the point with no nonsense. Ok, I believe in the world and humanity again, good to be back. So yeah, its in the end of the signal chain (as below in my sig) its fairly quiet, I have Hush in the loop, but noise happens only when I turn the MXR or the Flange, chorus is no noise at all, Morley whah – 0 noise, TS just a little bit, but I use it for push not for the drive – and only when I plug in into low sensitivity jack on AORs its 3V vs 4V in the preamp. So what is the noise then ?Active Duty Rig:
MIA Lone Star Strat (HS-Fullshred/Tex-Special neck)
Warmoth Roads V/Kramer Neck (HS - Custom/Tex-Special neck)
BadHoarsie Original ->
Laney AOR 50 ProTube ( 6 knobber ) / Laney GH50L | efxloop Rocktron Hush Super C/BBE 422A Sonic Maximizer | Weber lite Mass Attenuator ->
JCM900_1960A 4 x 12
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Have you checked your power supply? I remember not so long ago I bought a cheap one spot that was as noisy as hell... I only discovered it by trying all of my pedals with batteries which remedied the noise.
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I use the fuhrman 8 board/supply. VHT, can you elaborate on how to navigate for a better orientation of powersuply please ?Active Duty Rig:
MIA Lone Star Strat (HS-Fullshred/Tex-Special neck)
Warmoth Roads V/Kramer Neck (HS - Custom/Tex-Special neck)
BadHoarsie Original ->
Laney AOR 50 ProTube ( 6 knobber ) / Laney GH50L | efxloop Rocktron Hush Super C/BBE 422A Sonic Maximizer | Weber lite Mass Attenuator ->
JCM900_1960A 4 x 12
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Well it is hands on, move it around, turn it on one side or the other and so on, until the hum gets noticeable more silent.
It is the transformator that emits the noise!
And with that board...forget itLast edited by Vasshu the humanoid typhoon; 03-23-2016, 04:00 PM.
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Originally posted by Vasshu the humanoid typhoon View PostAlmost all supplies are quiet..if they are far from pedals, or reasonabled shielded.
And that is one big ass trafo close to the pedals, and yeah it is a roundcore one, but it will still emit noise.
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Originally posted by d1dsj View PostOk, I hear those power supplies are very quiet, but I have to ask .... Have you tried that pedal with a battery just to eliminate it as a cause?
Originally posted by d1dsj View PostI have one on each of my boards and they are at the end of the effects loop chain just for a clean volume boost for lead. I've used mine for years and have never noticed any unwanted noise? Have you compared it to another unit?Active Duty Rig:
MIA Lone Star Strat (HS-Fullshred/Tex-Special neck)
Warmoth Roads V/Kramer Neck (HS - Custom/Tex-Special neck)
BadHoarsie Original ->
Laney AOR 50 ProTube ( 6 knobber ) / Laney GH50L | efxloop Rocktron Hush Super C/BBE 422A Sonic Maximizer | Weber lite Mass Attenuator ->
JCM900_1960A 4 x 12
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Originally posted by Dr.Mavashi View PostGood Sir, are you saying the i should put additional shielding on the board's power supply ?
Well ... i have pretty strong Velcro, and prefer for the pedals to sit solid on the board as it tossed around from the car and back. But if all options fail, i will try this one as last :-)
Do you use any noise gate or hum suppressor ? is it before or after it ?
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