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WHICH NOISE GATE/SUPPRESSOR?


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Hi guys

I haven` t been there for a long time...I have a problem that many of us have.Since I have started playing bass/March 2011/, I had and still have horrible buzz from all basses and all gear I have had so far.I guess it is 60cycle buzz.I play only in my apartment for myself. I mainly play Rickenbacker 2004 LH with Hi Gain, pretty noisy pups, recently I bought fantastic Japan Fender JB 62 RI LH , which is almost silent, using both pups.

So I REALLY need some advice, I can spent max 100€ for some noise suppressor, there are quite a lot videos on Tube but all for guitars.

After watching the vids I am thinking of buying one of these:

1.ROCKTRON HUSH THE PEDAL - 84€

2. ELECTRO HARMONIX SILENCER - friendly price 59€

3.BOSS NS 2 - 84€ /not sure if it cuts off sustain.../.

Of course propably ISP DECIMATOR and DECIMATOR G STRING would be the best but ...160/260€...

I LOVE beautiful sustain of my RICK and I am a bit afraid whether I can lost part of it using one of these.

My favourite would be ROCKTRON a guy reviewing it on Tube says that it is NOT NOISE GATE, so removes buzz during playing too.

I would appreciate any advice.Thanks Jan.

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if your fender is silent on both pickups, then the rickenbacker should be too. I'd try to fix the bass rather than buy a noise gate/suppressor

In terms of your list, I only have the NS-2, which is a great gate, but won't get rid of hum while you're playing

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No I cannot agree, Rickenbacker has single coils and Fender behaves as humbucker using both pups.When using only one pup on Fender, I have this buzz.But thanks for reply. I should mention that I had ppr. 10 basses and all produced a lot of buzz only Peavey T-40 played as humbucker/can be played both ways/ and the Fender both pups engaged were silent.It seems my flat is noisy area.

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