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goofin around backstage in somewhere in Canada
BERNI":7476d said:i use two decimators just because the rack version makes a little hum noise when i use both channels. the pedal goes before the amp, and the rack goes only with the rack effects.
zzzsleepzzz":42f93 said:BERNI":42f93 said:i use two decimators just because the rack version makes a little hum noise when i use both channels. the pedal goes before the amp, and the rack goes only with the rack effects.
That sucks! I'm getting ready to buy one and have wondered what people using two heads on a stereo ISP thought. I really hope I don't get any hum!
i.ak":c013c said:zzzsleepzzz":c013c said:BERNI":c013c said:i use two decimators just because the rack version makes a little hum noise when i use both channels. the pedal goes before the amp, and the rack goes only with the rack effects.
That sucks! I'm getting ready to buy one and have wondered what people using two heads on a stereo ISP thought. I really hope I don't get any hum!
Most likely you will get (at least some amount of) humm, but don't worry there is couple rather easy ways to solve this issue. Basically it is all about removing the ground loop.
i.ak":f8c7b said:Sam Laming":f8c7b said:Is that an RG2077XL?
Yep. Its still the best mass production 27" scale 7-string that I have played so far. Only the strings are changed as well as the stock bridge pickup is changed to Lundgren M7.![]()
I play my Herbert at home almost exclusively - no problems so far with the neighbors, but I have the channel vol at around 9am and the master too.