how nice is the noise gate of this NS? beacuse i will use the highest gain that this thing could offer, or you recommend me a noise suppressor pedal?
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The suppression works well on the unit, just takes some time to fine tune it. If you're going to run an OD through the front I strongly suggest just getting a Decimator for convenience and no headaches. I really love my Nova in the effects loop, and only like it when it's ran through the front. It's worth every penny man. Just don't get over whelmed, there is one heck of a learning curve.
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I use the dw3000 double bass pedal on it . works ok. make sure you have a good amp for this you want good sound don't have a weak amp. the bass pedal to be honest I am still struggling to dial it in for my feel.I also have played with the sensitivity and threshold to dial in the action for not having ghost hits the set I love and probably the weakest link is the hit hat pedal but playing with the settings can get it almost feeling real on the open and close. overall for the money and to take up drumming I love it.
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Maybe, it depends on what you mean by 'crazy noise'. In my case, I was playing my computer through a receiver/amp and it started off ok but then there was a feedback hum that go louder. I put this between the two (without connecting the other 'curly wires' and it was perfect. For prox $12 why not give it a try, if it fails it might wind up being useful in the future.
229179
According to my experience the amp simulations offered by the G1N are enough to satisfy any taste. Distortion: all the kind and strengt you want, and a good noise gate and compression. It is an entry level Multi Effect but it is complete.
1353201
Have a listen to the Arcam amps. They are a good match. The Nad line is also a good fit. I am using two nuforce mono blocks and have no complaints. It's worth getting a quality DAC.
635907
With the "silencer" on its not unbearable. With it removed its LOUD AS HELL. Not even kidding. There are a decent amount of videos on youtube you can check out as well
1189759
I use a beringer preamp picked up for $40, the hum went away, it has to do with noisy power from the audio source, not the amplifier.
1627571
The lower sone is much quieter. The Nu Tone 765HL at 2 sones is very tolerable. Hope this helps.
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I heard a lot of noise as well, that is before i bought a dedicated audio interface, like an m-audio m-track, preSonus, focusrite, etc.. If you're not using one, then i'd say get that first. I have no noise now at all settings. From -30db, and i usually have my speakers set at the +6db and nothing. i'm also using the 1/4" to 1/4" plug into the balanced inputs. If you're using an audio interface, then i'd say call customer support and get it fixed.
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R. Williams - Nope. I've run this sub-woofer for countless hours over the years...sometimes under "unusual" circumstances and often with very high demands...it has operated faultlessly. As I noted earlier, "it'll make you happy". It still brings me a solid "lower-end" sound (and feel, too.). I'm thinking that Matthew Robb's reply is right-on. An ill fitting cable can make for a weak ground. Feedback is another possible cause...NAH...not likely. Hope your annoying "super loud buzzing" is soon ended.abez2.
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hi Gary, i plug mine into a Schlitt Lyr headphone amp and listen mostly to vinyl. on both vinyl and cd/digital the NADs sound incredible. didn't burn in more than a few hours but relative to the price they bring me "almost" into the room. my main speakers are vintage Magneplanars so I have a pretty good point of reference. the sound stage on the NADS is just adequate but the presence and the clarity are great. IMHO.
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It dose fine for me. I play both in side bars / clubs and outside events. Most of your loudness is adjusted on your amp or the mixer board. It doesn't have a volume control on it. But I haven't had any problem with it. I plan on getting another one for my 12 string.
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In addition to the great comments below, this kind of partitioned power supply is a great improvement over daisy chaining, both in terms of cumulative signal noise and in the performance of your pedals individually. That said, I'd recommend getting the pedal power but also staying open to replacing other components that might still cause your signal to be noisy after you've changed your power supply. Cheers, and best of luck!
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That's what it does best, as far as the gain channel goes. The range that it covers without much tweaking is between the Clapton style overdrive and say, Judas Priest style 80's metal. More subtle than that and you'll need a boost in front of the clean channel (which it actually handles well). If you want something more brutal, stick a pedal in front. Just remember that it's a 1x12 combo and not a thiele cab.
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Sorry for the late response. Just tried it with a bass and bass amp. It's functional, there was some ground buzz when I turned the level up. Probably because of my setup. I don't know if you'll get that Metallica sound, but the pedal definitely works.
413806
It is not loud. When I play live and plug in to the same D.I. box that other players have been using, my guitar can't be heard. I have to tell the sound person to boost my gain considerably, then it works. It seems a preamp is necessary.
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I agree with ccapehart on this amp. I have it pushing 1 12" in a ported enclosure and I have the gain turned up about 2/3's w/4 volt preamp input. Class D amps are a better choice. I mainly got this amp because price was a factor.