DUDE, my man. Thank you so much for this video. I have a huge chain of pedals, and I tracked down the noise to two pedals. I tried putting in a buffer and a noise gate, but I couldn't get rid of that noise. I watched your video today, and i realized I had 3 different power supplies running through my pedals, all through a daisy chain. Once you said it almost always can be tracked through the power supply, I took out the other two and use my good one, and then attached all the daisy chain connectors to each last connector, and made a huge chain of power connectors, using the same power supply and that eliminated all of my noise from those two pedals. I got almost all my pedals now sounding like true bypass. This video was a huge help, thank you.

Thank you. Nothing worse than a $200 pedal buzzing lmao!✌🏻🎸

@johnnhello4913

2 жыл бұрын

I have also bought a $200 pedal and was relieved after watching this video

Dude wasnt lying when he titles the video "One **easy** fix..." dont be cheap when it comes to power supplies.

Thanks to your video on cleaning pots with deoxit, my old little green wonder and deep blue delay are no longer making noise!! Thank you!

Had a pedal that the power supply made noise via DC input jack, but when hooked to the battery snap it was perfectly quiet. Sometimes that may be a solution for certain pedals. The one I had with that problem was digital if that matters. And whether cheap power or not that's what worked for me.

Thanks for sharing this vital info! About 2 years ao I bought an Electro-Harmonix Crayon pedel. Until I ran across your KZread post the pedal been collecting dust as I thought it was defective, as I was utilizing same old 9volt transformer that I'd been using for years. After watching your video inserted a 9-volt battery into it and it worked fine! I serched in my box of electronic parts and found different 9-volt transformer and pedal works fine with it as well...THANKS!!!

The universal one is a multi tapped transformer and the proper one is a digital switching power supply. It's much easier to get higher current from a switching supply than a transformer too. So depending on how many of what kind of pedals you have in your chain, you can really start taxing a transformer one while it's not even halfway loaded on the switcher.

Excellent video. Much needed !

I have a question, I connected my boss chromatic tuner tu-2 to boss distortion DS-1 to a ISP Decimator II noise pedal to a vox 50 watt combo amp. When I plug em together, I connect my guitar to the tuner that connects to distortion pedal to noise pedal to amp & I get these random radio feedback that dramatically takes over my entire guitar sound & volume to a point I hear the news more clearly than my guitar. What is the issue & what should I do exactly? Is there an order of pedals I should be using instead or? 🤨

are those sound blocking panels on the walls added randomly? i am very curious to how to those should be placed according to existing space, sound level, reverb use etc

Well done and thanks for sharing, helpful to many!Thanks Brother!

Another issue u can sometimes have is pedals in both the front end and the effects using the same supply. Some amps the loop and the input jack have a different ground potential and the common power supply creates a ground loop. I always use a separate supply for loop pedals and front of amp pedals. And I've had issues with so called quality pwr supplies too. And times when a pwr supply will run any one pedal fine but when u daisy chain a couple u get noise, then I switched supplies and they chained fine.

I'm not getting the mixed sound while using the pedal(for wah)... I'm using me 80 .... Pls help

I get turning on my Dracarys and I get this weird noise. It sounds like it’s saying "Buy more Wampler stuff." Any idea how to fix this?

@robdownes5159

6 жыл бұрын

I've heard a tumnus deluxe in the chain can help with this ;)

@Bingopete71

6 жыл бұрын

I knew someone who had a similar situation, only difference was his Boss pedals told him to get more Boss pedals. And he listened to them. He was a very happy player for listening to his pedals. I have a feeling that if you do as your pedals say, you'll be a very happy player too.

@tjnugent62

5 жыл бұрын

You better do what it says.. and nobody gets hurt.. :-)

@dannyrivers3922

2 жыл бұрын

Mine says "I'm going to explode when you least expect it and spray hot melting plastic everywhere". I haven't listened to the fix yet but how I just how can you fix it I just I don't I don't believe it's going to work but I guess we'll see

I once had a power supply that zapped me every time I touched the strings. I kept it around just to have an excuse for being sucky.

@AyulNever

3 жыл бұрын

I must find this power supply for meself too.

@thegabrielguitar9727

3 жыл бұрын

you sound like Ted Mosby

Dear mr wampler, my wampler pinnacle makes a lot of noise. I almost cant Play it during gigs and rehearsel. Im using a voodoo lab powersupply on a pedaltrain. Do you perhaps know how to solve this issue?

Thank you for this! It's very effective 🤘🏿

I'm glad I watched this video. Switching up all my cheap universal power adaptors for the proper brand name power adaptors of my pedals really does work, all the electrical static noise that I thought was normal all my life is now gone. I also noticed one day that the cheap universal adaptor I was using would arch whenever the 9 Volt cable on the adaptor would touch the metal casing of the guitar pedal, after seeing those sparks I knew I had to stop using them and follow the advice in this video.

I bought one off your website to run my FTE... Perfect!

Hi Brian. What’s your opinion of stacking drives? Low gain or high gain first in the chain? For example, Euphoria and Pinnacle.

I have a daisy chain from a single 9V AC adapter. I observed that I had to put the more power hungry pedals like combo reverb and loopers near the root of the daisy chain to avoid noise.

Speaking of noise, do you know of any dual op amps out there that draw a similar amount of current as a TL062 but are a lot quieter? The only one I was able to find is the TLC2262, and I'm rather uncomfortable working with Cmos-based components.

The best supressor of noises on the market is "Donner noise killer pedal", fantastic.

i have a metal muff distortion pedal, not the best but it works for me. i am trying to find a way to get rid of the background noise from playing, granted my rooms not large and i play about 6 feet on my amp so maybe my pickups are.. well... picking up the amps tones as well, thoughts? Merry Christmas! EDIT: im aware that distortion does have background noise.

Thank you, it worked great.

Worked like a charm. My super noisey fuzz pedal shut up after this simple swap out.

Thanks for all your helpful videos ! I found a Boss CE 3 chorus used, but it makes a sonic ping pong-y noise in the background when on. Would that be a power supply issue, or maybe wires aren’t shielding due to old plastic, or something like that ? Thanks !

Love your channel Brian. So, I’ll play in a church that has light dimmers all over the place. Those dimmers seem to create a lot of line noise and every time I press down on my volume pedal I find out just how much noise there is. Going through a clean power filter helps a little, but I’ve just decided to go through a isolated output, switching power supply from Truetone. I’m hoping that this will quiet down the five petals that now share a common power supply via my boss BCB - 60 paddleboard. Wish me luck!

One of the difficulties with wall-warts is that they always come as sealed black blobs. If you purchase one that is not explicitly designed to power pedals, you will likely have no idea just how well-regulated it is, and believe me there are a LOT of ways something can be only minimally regulated, have tons of hum, and still "count" as an AC-to-DC convertor. If they were clear, and you could see that it had/lacked the components that would indicate good regulation and a smooth DC output, or if you could open the box and see a schematic, that would be one thing. But basically the only info a wall-wart is going to give you is how many volts (I'll take 9, please), how much current capacity, and which contact is hot and ground. That's a bit like buying an amp and all you know is that it has a volume control, some sort of speaker, and an "on" switch. Now, having said that, cheap wall-warts you can buy from the "variety box" at the pawn shop CAN be made to provide clean smooth hum-free power with the addition of a few cheap components. But unless you know what you're doing, I'd recommend against it. Besides, as others here have noted, many power-bricks provide decent isolation between outputs, which can be important in today's pedalboards. If you're running a circa-1982 pedalboard, daisy-chain away, my friend. If you have even ONE digital pedal on your board, though, do yourself a favour and spring for a power brick.

@wampler_pedals

6 жыл бұрын

Great seeing you in Nashville Mark!!!!!

@markhammer643

6 жыл бұрын

Same here, Brian. I will note that a number of the videos Premier Guitar shot at NAMM use a Wampler amp.

Thanks for the video.. but i don't know what had just happened??.. what type of adaptor you are using? What brand? Where did you bought it?

external hdd 12v power supplies are in the 1A current range and appear to be often stabilized and switch at fairly high frequencies

will get this, thanks!

I run like 12 to 14 pedals. I do get some noise. I'm using two MXR Brick power supplys. Should I get myself a high quality power strip with different grounding options? Will this fix my noise problem.

Great video man, I just have some questions left. How does using ground electrity translate to this? I know for instance if you don't have good quality speaker cables, an ungrounded pc can create noises and crackles, by moving the mouse. I am quite new to the realm of pedals, t one thing I notice is, that the distortion can create a short or airy noise, even when no sound is going through, and the noise redux is at max. Dist off is no to hardly no noise at all. My question is, is that an artifact of old gear/ or distortion pedals in general? Coming from the digital DAW world, I noticed that the pc has one ' advantage', it hardly knows any noise, compared to working with (old) gear

Brian can you help me out man, I got a neo clone ehx handed down and it makes a loud pop every time I engage the pedal, you know if using a iso power supply would fix that or can you recommend me a pedal that has the same sounds?

ordered.... great vid

Thanks! It s working!

What effect unit? I have 3 running to my mixer and they are noisy, I know the wall plug isn’t ground but not Sure if that contributes to the problem. Any suggestions would be helpful thanks for the video

Great video! I have the same problem with my Mooer Thunderball. I will buy a new adaptor. Thanks!

Is there a way to resolve the noise if you have a tube amp doing the same thing. Thanks

I was in a band with a bass player who made himself a tin wall to surround the back of his amp that consisted of a large bent piece of cardboard,covered in aluminum foil. It worked somewhat.

I have two pedals. A ac tone amp sim and a rangemaster clone. Guitar and my amp alone with or without built in gain is silent. With effects (guitar, t boost, amp sim into Blackstar 10W) USING 9V ONLY I GET LOADS OF HISS. Yes the hiss decreases when I turn down the gain on either or both effects, but it only goes totally away when in bypass. I need moderated gain to achieve sustain and tone that I want. Any ideas?

I have a PowerAll brand wallwart with a 5 spot daisy chain. It’s dead silent. In fact, it’s better than the MXR iso brick, OneSpot and Voodoo lab power supply I used to have.

I bought a Fame mini power supply but I have a hum while all the pedals are off, if I start unplugging 1 pedal at the time the hum changes sound with every pedal. any tips?

I have the same with a overdrive/distortion pedal and a 9v battery. Should I get a power supply adapter?

Does it work for the voodoo lab x4 ? Just bought it.. but didn't have the power cable.. This little box feeds 4 pedals.. and it needs a 12v cable power supply.. so just wondering if this one would work..saying is a 9v...

MXR mini phase pedal comes with a AC adapter that is useless. I don't get why they would, it only makes their pedal sound like noise. Great video Brian

I have this weird hiss noise in mine I have a 30$ d’adario 9volt thingy and like a 8$ adapter with 8 extra connections, do u think it’s the adapter thingy?

Is it the power supply that plugs into the wall or the splitter box that divides the power??

got a boss ML 2 and using boss power adapter, pedal has a LOUD buzz. what else coluld it be?

I have a Landscape power supply (4 Isolated sections) and still run into humming, specially on my Phase pedal Do you have any idea on what is going on?

I have marshall pedals which are bluesbreaker and compressor. When i use them together there is always a noise. Individually use has no problem. What is the problem? Thanks.

Hi, just wanted to ask you what can be done about clock noise on an EHX Deluxe Electric Mistress Flanger? Major noise problem. Do you have any solution for this?Thanks Michael Newell from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

mine sounds more hight pitched,,, and with a constant sweep,,, i lent it to a firend and i dont remember the noise ebing so high,,,, what are my options, still gonna try this,,,, thet noise sounds liek a carrier oscillator)

Any suggestions on placement for a delay pedal to resolve a significant volume increase? I’ve moved it all the way to the end of the chain and I’m still getting an extra surge in volume no matter where it’s placed. Thanks in advance!

@ParaBellum2024

11 ай бұрын

Three years later, here's a reply: place your delay pedal (and any reverb or modulation pedals too) in the amp's effects loop, and not in the chain. Sometimes referred to as a "four-wire" layout. Problem solved.

Absolutely right!!! I bought a power supply 9volts 2amps from China, they say it's for effect pedals, compared to the other one I had, no noise!!!! If TrueTone had a 3 amp psu, i'd buy it!!!

Okay will this fix work for me? I have a behringer pb 100 pre-amp booster pedal I use a 9 volt battery in it and its very noisy, will a 1 spot cure this ?

very helpful

I have a problem that i feel like i med to click a lot of pedals if i for example want to go from a clean Sound with some chorus and then a dirty lead Sound with an eq, Delay and reverb. Do you have any tips on that or am i just lazy?

I'm using a 9 volt and its still noisy so what's the deal with that?

What is the cause of a Fast Clicking sound with overdrive pedal or my ISP Deciminator Noise Reduction ..I use a Block Power Supply .

I use a couple of one spot power supplies as well as a Donner 8 input isolated power supply and I still get a ton of noise! I've tried isolating trouble pedals to their own power sources, but it doesn't seem to help. The issue crops up regardless of whether I'm playing my Tele or my Epiphone Dot. Any other hints?

What would cause a pedal to make a mild high pitch hum when it’s diss engaged?

OMG… it worked … thank you!

I use an old Big John multipower supply with 7 output of 9 volt. It's made for guitar and at the time it wasn't expensive but even it's hm... gues a little more than 29 years old , It do the job great . No noise from that powersupply and its strong enough that I can even power my multieffects board too . I really recomend That one , It never let me down on any noise. My multi effects board's power supply was sensitive to ground noise and after just connecting it to the Big John it's completely silent. Yes as you say , some powersupplies is really noisy with guitar pedals despite being silent with other audio stuff.

I have a blue hippo MK3 that hisses no matter what the power supply is. How do i deal with that?

Dude! I was so damn frustrated with the noise my fuzz pedal was making. I tried everything... Thank you so much for your video. I order a direct plug in power supply like you suggested and the noise was completely gone! Again, thank you for your video! Keep it up! Thanks a million!

@wwar5237

4 жыл бұрын

hey man, can you paste the link or the name of the power supply you bought? I've been fighting the past few weeks with my pedals during recording, I can get noise away when I run everything on batteries but as you can imagine, it drains way too many sets of batteries.

@SkunkyH3rb

4 жыл бұрын

Same i hope we could find that link

My problem is i got a universal after market ac adapter. When it gets too cloase to the powered amp it sort of goes away

My pedals are noisy had a humming sound even all of them are not turned on. Is it because of mg power supply? Thanks!

I'm having problems with a tube screamer by Demon. It's around 30-60 euros (amazon). This ts copy is literally whistling when settings are at their minimun. Uses any 9v ps. Got a boss PSA-230S power supply (9v). I wonder if any tweaks can be done to this pedal. i only use it with a noise-gate pedal.

@estebanbi87

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Mark. Same pedal, same problem here. I built a pedalboard, and the Demon altough is a very good clone, makes a lot of noise, even turned off. I use 3 adapters with daisy chains for 7 pedals. The adapters I use are from Donner, and they have worked great, and the Demon when is pluged without the daisy chain, is almost quiet, with the normal hum an overdrive creates, but there is a looper pedal I have that needs its own power supply or it becomes a noisy nightmare, so the Demon is used with the Daisy chain. I just bought two other pedals (a buffer and one reverb) so I bought another adapter. This time I bought a Dunlop adapter to feed only the Demon believing that because the adapter was from a great company it was going to work better than the Donner ones. Honestly, was a waste of money (for now, hoping that it works with the new pedals that I haven't tried) . It makes a really anoying noise, I believe like the one you describe, and the solution was to stay with only the Donner one plugged in the Demon. If you have the oportunity, try the Donner adapter before buying it. (Sorry if there are some mistakes. English is not my first language).

My Ibanez GE 9 EQ pedal creates some hiss no matter if I use my ac power or battery. Is that just the pedal. Is there something ( pedal?) I can place after it to cut the hiss without killing the tone?

So should I just get rid of my power supply and run everytning through these and power boards?

Is a noise reduction pedal marshall AVT 150a good idea for hard rock or metal for a for a high gain pedal like the boss mt-2 metal zone? Or is there another solution? Thanks. @Wamplerpedals.

2/24/24 Bought a Joyo California pedal (recommended by an Ultimate Guitar gear reviewer.) Unusable noise and buzz, but also was using the cheap-ass Joyo version of One Spot. Thanks to your video I got out my One Spot and problem solved. The Joyo pedal is very good but the adapter (which I will return) is crap. Thanks man, I thought the pedal was the junk.

It only makes noise when i turn on 2 pedals at the same time, help please. Is it the power supply? Beacuse its okay when i turn on one pedal

what is weird... i use an mxr brick to power everything. never had this noise until recently? its doing it thru all 3 of my pedals. so seems to point to a ground issue. the pedals did not come with a power adapter, so i do not have really anyway to troubleshoot this.

My phaser (Greenhouse Sonic Orb) after 4 years Squeels LOUD! Took it off the board replaced with a Source Audio no noise. But I want my Sonic Orb back. Any help appreciated.

can you advise me .... my OCD V2 has the same bad shielding im guessing? electrical hum however im running into a walrus audio phoenix power brick ... as far i am aware its not the power brick everything else mostly runs nice ... ? dynacomp is a bit noisy ... seems to be anything thats boosting the noise floor?? suggestions is it the power brick ?

@MrButterscotch1

4 жыл бұрын

That's a decent power brick. Could it be faulty? Have you tried a noise gate?

I have an issue with an EHX Bass Blogger pedal. It's the only pedal in my basic signal chain that does it. Glad I found someone who had the same issue. I thought it was just the pedal (I bought it used from a guy who said it all worked fine). I've tried it with a baterry and it does the same thing but quieter. It's so annoying

So like which power supply should i use!

you can also put ferrite beads on the cord right before it goes into the pedal and that should clean up any noise. You can usually get a 5 pack from mouser or DX Engineering for about 10 bucks.

@jessieplaysmusic8530

2 жыл бұрын

Wait really?

@MichaelBeck324

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessieplaysmusic8530 yeah. They are cheap man. Use em for all sorts of noise generated by RF and WiFi. Works for AC noise also.

@Terry_Aki

2 жыл бұрын

Which ones? Do you have a link? ... thanks!

Would it be possible to make a video on pedals "popping" when they're engaged/disengaged, what causes it and how to troubleshoot/fix it? I've just built a board and basically, all of my pedals make a popping noise when I switch them on/off and it doesn't go away by repeatedly switching them on and off like some suggest works, at stage volume switching on my wah is like a shotgun going off. I'm using a strymon zuma power supply so I'm pretty confident it's not a power issue, going into a hotrod deluxe. My two strymon pedals (bigsky/timeline are in the effects loop with everything else (friedman gold 72 wah>Polytune2>ernie ball volume pedal 40th anniversary>Keeley D7M drive> friedman be-od deluxe>ceriatone centura) going straight to the front of the amp. The only pedal that's not popping is the centura at the end but it doesn't pop no matter where I put it, I'm thinking this might be to do with the buffer but I'm honestly stumped. :(

@Magnulus76

3 жыл бұрын

Most likely it's due to lack of a resistor pulldown on one of the pedal outputs, or it could be due to aging and leaking capacitors. Either way, it's basically DC power going through your pedals and into your amp. Getting something like a Lightningboy or similar isolation transformer at the end of your chain would kill it, but it's really more of a bandaid solution. Buffers seem especially prone to causing this problem. I've got one that leaks 9 mV of DC on its output, and it will make the next pedal over pop.

My son just found this out yesterday, he was fixing one of his pedals and tried it out on the universal 9v i have for my bass pedal and it was making that noise so my son went and rechecked his soldering and came back and still Making noise, well he tried the other 9v i have which is a D'Addario and bingo no noise 👍

@yusup3199

5 жыл бұрын

1thess523 you change a 9v power supply? Which one? Please tell me thanks

I have used the one spot daisy chain for a while .just upgraded to the truetone cs12 and oh my the noise floor is so much lower that I am considering taking my noise gate off my board as i never turn it on now ..great video all power supplies are not equal .

@tjnugent62

6 жыл бұрын

I too use a CS12... Great power supply for the money. The only drawback is it is huge and heavy... I was getting to the point where 8 was no longer enough, and I didn't want to use 2 power supplies, so I went with the CS12... Works for me.

@wayneharrod9363

6 жыл бұрын

TJ Nugent yeah I was surprised how big it was ..i actually had to mod my pedal train a bit to get it on underside but i am very pleased with it .it was well worth the effort

@tjnugent62

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed!

My mxr 10 band eq is unusable because it screams. What could the issue be?

Great, but what if you use a Cioks power supply and one of your pedals hums? Can a pedal be shielded or grounded?

@wampler_pedals

6 ай бұрын

Pedals are already shielded and grounded generally, via the jacks and sometimes pots.

What is the exact brand you bought from Amazon Sir?

I have a one spot and does the job. Also bought an isolated power supply with a pedalboard and stacked od pedals... wow what a noise.. help?

See that comment by Happy Penguin? That was me accidentally using her account which is attached to my phone. Thank you for sorting my pedal out x

Well thank you for the advice I own a high gain Amp head,so I'm running the head with standard pedals nothing to fancy but im running a boss super OD it was noisy AF after the headache I went through because u were saying I just can't use this pedal because it's making too much darn noise,after swapIng out the pre Amp tubes and changing out the jumper cables to the fx pedals it still made that ugly sound,I was ready to throw this pedal in the lake or use it as a paper weight, I still couldn't find the problem ,I own a power block by acoustic ,darn thing is pretty good and quiet anyways since I'm using the od with the lead channel and the power block has like 12 spots for pedal power I just moved the od plug all the way away from the other pedals and BINGO quiet as a mouse. Now I'm not chunking this pedal anywhere...cheers and thank you ..

I like when you said "nomonoise!" "nomonoise!"

I have a Wampler Tumnus, which I LOVE the sound of , but it produces a loud hiss through all my amps. I have high end cables, Onespot CS6 isolated power supply and Furman surge protector. The Ibanez tubescreamer on the same board is much quieter but doesn’t sound nearly as good as the Tumnus. Is the loud hiss inherent of a klon-like circuit or is my pedal possibly defective? The hiss isn’t a huge problem when playing live with a band, but at home and while recording it’s really noticeable.

@Cottonrocket

6 жыл бұрын

Wampler Pedals Thanks. I contacted your customer service and they confirmed that the Tumnus is inherently noisy due to the “Voltage Charge Pump” which raises the noise floor.

Noise is the bane of my existence. Great little tip vid. My biggest issue right now has to do with recording using my DAW/PC. Somehow my PC itself is proving to be a source of noise and it’s sort of weird. I’m using a Focusrite 2x2 monitored through my amp (which is setup to act more like a monitor). I don’t start getting much noise until I power on my PC. Oddly though, when I start my DAW (Reaper) the noise kicks up several notches. Even with a blank slate in the DAW (i.e. no amp sims or VSTs or anything loaded). I only have an integrated sound card. I’d consider getting a higher end sound card but I’m concerned it won’t help if the PC itself is the source of the noise. Not being able to do decent quality recordings is bumming me out.

@Dr_Satan

6 жыл бұрын

It's a ground issue most likely. Using an UPS as a filter for your AC line noise may help. Or you can use one of those ground lift adapters from the hardware store or wal mart that takes a grounded 3 prong socket and omits the ground to be just a 2 prong plug on the other side.

@davidf8749

6 жыл бұрын

Probably best to keep the Grounds connected on the AC plug and use an isolation transformer on the signal line between the pieces of equipment. This will stop any ground earth loops while keeping your equipment safely earthed. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Noise-Filter-Ground-Loop-Buzz-Isolator-Hum-Killer-3-5mm-Audio-Cable-Radio-PC-MP3/273094502857?hash=item3f95b369c9:g:vNAAAOSw2Eham7sK

Hi Brian, This video was from a year ago so I don't know if you will even get this....Sadly I live 1/4 of a mile from an AM radio tower and some pedals I unfortunately get will get AM radio bleed over. (Talk radio bleeding through when you engage the pedal). I purchases a green ringer clone that I am getting talk radio bleed through. I even upgraded my power supply to a Voodoo Labs Power plus 2. (All isolated outputs) I had a pedal like this a while back and a buddy was able to fix it by putting in a resister...... I believe it was a 10K. I am great with soldering but don't have any electrical knowledge as far as reading electronic specs. For a novice do you know of anywhere I can get an actual picture diagram or even a photo like fender or Duncan does to wire a guitar pickup in? If I could obtain something like this I would be good to go. Thanks for your help in advance! I got the pedal for $50 and my local amp repair guy charges $75 .... I hate to dump this pedal off my board! Chuck

My pedalboard is pretty silent. I use the One Spot CS 12 power supply. The only pedal I have a problem with is the Timmy OD. GAIN down, no noise. Turn GAIN up, noise is louder as gain is turned up. Very annoying. What’s up with that???

Can you buy these in the UK thank you

Is it because of the grounding system?

Using a Digitech whammy pedal makes a lot of noise with the adapter it came with will this power supply Quiet this pedal down

How bout a wah that kind of gets statick sort of sound.if it contacts the metal of my pedalboard could that be causing it.i mran besides a dirty pot? I use pedal power 2 supply

@shawnwilliams6306

4 жыл бұрын

Try getting a can of Electrical Contact Cleaner. Open up the pedal and clean all the metal-on-metal connections. Might not fix it, but it's cheapest starting point to solving it.

So I’m using a Trutone Onespot, and the noise is crazy when I have five or so pedals. I’m also running the Trutone from a power conditioner. Any advice or things to look for?

@wampler_pedals

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, you need an isolated power supply