Re: H/H/H wiring
Hey Zaakkk,
I am happy for you that you have found a way to connect the guitar so that there is no noise. I did watch both videos, by the way.
Digital products are generally more susceptible to noise than analog products and one potential solution is an isolated power supply. I owned a Digitech RP-55 in the past and I found it to add a lot of noise but I had not yet learned about isolated power supplies. Later when I experienced a lot of noise with my relatively expensive Roland GR-55 synth unit, I started to do some research and learned about this. Then I invested in a good quality isolated power supply product (the TrueTone 1 Spot Pro CS12 in my case) and I experienced a significant improvement.
I cannot make any promises that this investment would resolve the problems of the Digitech RP360.
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I am happy for you that you have found a way to connect the guitar so that there is no noise. I did watch both videos, by the way.
Digital products are generally more susceptible to noise than analog products and one potential solution is an isolated power supply. I owned a Digitech RP-55 in the past and I found it to add a lot of noise but I had not yet learned about isolated power supplies. Later when I experienced a lot of noise with my relatively expensive Roland GR-55 synth unit, I started to do some research and learned about this. Then I invested in a good quality isolated power supply product (the TrueTone 1 Spot Pro CS12 in my case) and I experienced a significant improvement.
I cannot make any promises that this investment would resolve the problems of the Digitech RP360.
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