@@metalprognosis yeah it does. Hey, how are you liking your demonfx precision drive now? I've just bitten the bullet and ordered one. Too good a price to pass up. Apparently its pretty dead on to the original
add a TS9 /808 as a BOOST and or a Volume / WAH pedal . After a Bulllhite day at Work I enjoy 4 properly poured Duvel and the Rib Rattling Roar of 4/12" Celestion's nothing beats pounding out aggression !!!!!! until 10:59 PM . I'm a good neighbor .
Great vid! I already amazoned this pedal before i found your video. I am new to pedals and since im playing more frequent, its time i start getting the right equipment. Can you tell me how to run this in front of the amp if this will be the only pedal i use for now....guitar plugs into the pedal itself or??? Thanks in advance. I dig your curvy guitar😅
This guitar is awesome to play, they are made from an Australian company Orsmsby. Yeah, keep it simple and use guitar cables from your guitar to the pedal, and guitar cable from the pedal to your amp :). If you are using things in your effect loop, use guitar cables as well. And remember, to blast it and have a time!
They are really rad little unit, specially for yourself and I who love pushing the signal. There is also the donner noise killer that practically identical.
hanks for this video. Ok so the Rowin pedal is filtering the noise out, not just between notes but even during playing ... ? So the noise is still in the Sound or not? Thanks
It works more when you are not playing, it doesn't clean any sound while you are playing. It helps heaps for stopping feedback, unwanted hiss and if you just touch the strings a little by mistake.
i have a problem with it, when i play hard clean it distorsionate very ugly and its very noisy and nasty someone have the same problem? or how can i fix it?
I'm not sure sorry. I know this pedal give out a bit of a boost as well. With distortion it works amazingly. I haven't tried it with a clean tone sorry. Unless the hard and soft options are the key?
If I use this pedal and only this pedal will it shut my Fender Super Champ 2 amp up? I have lots of hum and lots of noise. Also...what 9 volt adapter for this?
I'm not sure, I'm thinking no unfortunately... If I recall correctly the Fender Champ 2 doesn't have an effects loop... If the noise is coming from the amp and not your guitar, it might not do enough... I could be wrong, but that is my prediction.
Sadly a noise gate won't help there. It is probably the amp itself, and you will have to handle that differently, try using the amp in another room, lights off, all other electric stuff off, see if that changes anything.
Surprisingly not too much. But take that with a grain of salt as I've only used it with heavy distortion, I'm not sure how it goes with sensitive clean tones... The hard and soft mode would be the caterer for this.
I do believe it does have a buffer inside... There is no manual on this pedal, I'm gauging this on the output boost it gives. So there could be more going on under the hood of this pedal I don't know.
use reverb or delay and actived noise gate and you will know the different,, noise gate not recomended always on if you use reverb pedal or delay pedal..
You would want to put any reverb or delay after the noise gate, you are right... Otherwise you would loose the natural characteristics from the delay/reverb.
Pretty standard if you ask me, all gain pedals + gate straight to amp, reverb/delay through FX loop. If there's no fx loop, put reverb/delay after the gate.
With fuzz I would be cautious on placing this pedal before a fuzz... the thing to keep in mind, this little pedal does have a boost in its output... Depending on how you want to effect your fuzz, placing this pedal before in the chain might distort your fuzz and create heaps of unwanted noise... defeating the purpose of using a noise canceller.
@@metalprognosis Sweetwater help told me always put the gate/noise suppressor first in the chain so it doesn't affect the effects. I posted amazon question help too half n half say use in front and back I guess ill just have test it when it arrives - thank let me know what you think
@@TLS_RECORDS that is interesting. I wonder if that's because I push the distortion or boost pedals so much... I'm going to look into this as well. I may be caught in out dated habits.
@@metalprognosis ok got mine put in front worked well leaving it front - amp - dirt - noise gate - tuner - guitar - im using Donner though I changed my order samething though basically
I don't know if you see this comment but I recently bought the Rowin Noise Gate mini pedal and I it's working fantastic on my pedal board.
That's awesome. Where in your chain have you place the noise gate? If I recall, this little pedal has a slight volume boost on the way out.
I placed mine at the end.
I'm thinking about buying a pedal like this... Thanks for your review.
It's an awesome little pedal. The Donner noise killer is pretty much the same pedal as well if that helps.
I've got one of these and quite like it. Apparently the chip is the exact same as the first iteration of the ISP decimator.. pretty cool fot the price
Ahh that explains why it is a pretty powerful little pedal.
@@metalprognosis yeah it does. Hey, how are you liking your demonfx precision drive now? I've just bitten the bullet and ordered one. Too good a price to pass up. Apparently its pretty dead on to the original
@@WholeLottaBulldog i really like the pd pedal, I wish I could get my hands on the original to be able to compare them.
I ordered one of these. Looking forward to delivery. Thumbs up for the vid.
Thank you for checking out this channel! It's a pretty rad little pedal. Hope you get heaps of use out of it!
Thanks for the Video . Killer Rig ........
Cheers!
add a TS9 /808 as a BOOST and or a Volume / WAH pedal . After a Bulllhite day at Work I enjoy 4 properly poured Duvel and the Rib Rattling Roar of 4/12" Celestion's nothing beats pounding out aggression !!!!!! until 10:59 PM . I'm a good neighbor .
That's awesome! In a couple of weeks I'm going to do a DB test to my speakers to see how loud it is in room and out of the house.
Great vid! I already amazoned this pedal before i found your video. I am new to pedals and since im playing more frequent, its time i start getting the right equipment. Can you tell me how to run this in front of the amp if this will be the only pedal i use for now....guitar plugs into the pedal itself or??? Thanks in advance. I dig your curvy guitar😅
This guitar is awesome to play, they are made from an Australian company Orsmsby.
Yeah, keep it simple and use guitar cables from your guitar to the pedal, and guitar cable from the pedal to your amp :). If you are using things in your effect loop, use guitar cables as well. And remember, to blast it and have a time!
Thankyou so much!
Need one of these for my Boss Katana-50 Mkii. A lot of hiss on the Lead & Brown variations.
They are really rad little unit, specially for yourself and I who love pushing the signal.
There is also the donner noise killer that practically identical.
Should be here Thursday.
@@werck09 awesome, let us know how it goes.
@@metalprognosisNot at all😖
@@werck09 didn't work well together?
Have this pedal, happy, never tried anything else
That's cool, if it works why would you need to search for a different option.
Hey guy, am I seeing slanted frets on your guitar or am I seeing things? What kind of guitar is that? Its cool 😎
Your eyes aren't lying to you, it's a multi scaled guitar made by an Australian company ormsby. They are amazing.
@@metalprognosis very cool! Can you or would you send me more info on it? Thanks!!
www.ormsbyguitars.com/
They are very reasonably priced, and they are really good communicators if you have any inquiries.
hanks for this video. Ok so the Rowin pedal is filtering the noise out, not just between notes but even during playing ... ? So the noise is still in the Sound or not? Thanks
It works more when you are not playing, it doesn't clean any sound while you are playing. It helps heaps for stopping feedback, unwanted hiss and if you just touch the strings a little by mistake.
@@metalprognosis thanks. So it;s just a noise gate
Hi, work for bass?
@@heversuarez8733 yes, it absolutely can.
It's a pretty powerful little pedal.
i have a problem with it, when i play hard clean it distorsionate very ugly and its very noisy and nasty someone have the same problem? or how can i fix it?
I'm not sure sorry. I know this pedal give out a bit of a boost as well. With distortion it works amazingly. I haven't tried it with a clean tone sorry. Unless the hard and soft options are the key?
If I use this pedal and only this pedal will it shut my Fender Super Champ 2 amp up? I have lots of hum and lots of noise. Also...what 9 volt adapter for this?
I'm not sure, I'm thinking no unfortunately... If I recall correctly the Fender Champ 2 doesn't have an effects loop... If the noise is coming from the amp and not your guitar, it might not do enough... I could be wrong, but that is my prediction.
@@metalprognosis Thanks dude. I think you're right. I need to sort out and trouble shoot lots of other stuff before I do anything. Thanks
Sadly a noise gate won't help there. It is probably the amp itself, and you will have to handle that differently, try using the amp in another room, lights off, all other electric stuff off, see if that changes anything.
@@kutya_ember Thanks. Yep, that's what I thought too.
Does it hurt the sustain?
Surprisingly not too much. But take that with a grain of salt as I've only used it with heavy distortion, I'm not sure how it goes with sensitive clean tones...
The hard and soft mode would be the caterer for this.
Can it be hooked up to the fx loop of the amp?
Yes, in my studio tour video, that shows you how i use it in the effects loop.
@@metalprognosis Awesome, man! Thank you!
Hi! Is it a buffered pedal?
I do believe it does have a buffer inside... There is no manual on this pedal, I'm gauging this on the output boost it gives. So there could be more going on under the hood of this pedal I don't know.
use reverb or delay and actived noise gate and you will know the different,, noise gate not recomended always on if you use reverb pedal or delay pedal..
You would want to put any reverb or delay after the noise gate, you are right... Otherwise you would loose the natural characteristics from the delay/reverb.
Pretty standard if you ask me, all gain pedals + gate straight to amp, reverb/delay through FX loop. If there's no fx loop, put reverb/delay after the gate.
before or after fuzz?
With fuzz I would be cautious on placing this pedal before a fuzz... the thing to keep in mind, this little pedal does have a boost in its output...
Depending on how you want to effect your fuzz, placing this pedal before in the chain might distort your fuzz and create heaps of unwanted noise... defeating the purpose of using a noise canceller.
@@metalprognosis Sweetwater help told me always put the gate/noise suppressor first in the chain so it doesn't affect the effects. I posted amazon question help too half n half say use in front and back I guess ill just have test it when it arrives - thank let me know what you think
@@TLS_RECORDS that is interesting. I wonder if that's because I push the distortion or boost pedals so much... I'm going to look into this as well. I may be caught in out dated habits.
@@metalprognosis ok got mine put in front worked well leaving it front - amp - dirt - noise gate - tuner - guitar - im using Donner though I changed my order samething though basically
@@TLS_RECORDS good work finding a place in your chain where you don't lose the fuzz.
11 минут про китайский шумодав с одной крутилкой и одним тумблером.
Yes, I felt like it was needed to test it out under a lot of stress to see how it would handle. Thanks for checking it out.