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Rocktron Hush Noise Reduction Pedal
65dB of signal cleanup, while your music signal integrity remains unaffected.
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Rocktron's Hush noise reduction needs no introduction. With Hush the standard in almost all touring rigs worldwide, now you can tap into the same great circuitry on the floor and wipe out hiss, pickup buzz and unwanted feedback! The Hush pedal delivers 65dB of signal cleanup, while your music signal integrity remains unaffected. In other words, get rid of the noise without altering your tone!
Guitar Player Magazine wrote that the "Hush Pedal will work for all guitar-related noise problems: it's perfect" and "its potent noise-killing abilities will be fully appreciated." Simply plug the Hush in after distortion boxes, wah-wahs, noisy vintage effects, or other noisy units and turn the Threshold knob until the noise goes away. It's that easy! You will not find a more effective noise reduction. Unlike noise "gates" that chop off the end of your notes, or ruin your sustain, Hush the Pedal is actually a form of single-ended noise reduction that tracks your signal all the way and pushes the noise floor below the point where your ear can hear the noise. It does not hurt your sustain or chop off the end of your notes. Simply use the Threshold knob to smooth out your signal while wiping out noise. This is the best friend a guitar player could have!
Hush is a registered trademark of GHS Corporation.
Guitar Player Magazine wrote that the "Hush Pedal will work for all guitar-related noise problems: it's perfect" and "its potent noise-killing abilities will be fully appreciated." Simply plug the Hush in after distortion boxes, wah-wahs, noisy vintage effects, or other noisy units and turn the Threshold knob until the noise goes away. It's that easy! You will not find a more effective noise reduction. Unlike noise "gates" that chop off the end of your notes, or ruin your sustain, Hush the Pedal is actually a form of single-ended noise reduction that tracks your signal all the way and pushes the noise floor below the point where your ear can hear the noise. It does not hurt your sustain or chop off the end of your notes. Simply use the Threshold knob to smooth out your signal while wiping out noise. This is the best friend a guitar player could have!
Hush is a registered trademark of GHS Corporation.
A standard touring-rigs worldwide for wiping out hiss, pickup-buzz and unwanted feedback!
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Rocktron Hush Noise Reduction Pedal Reviews
10 out of 10
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"It performs exactly the way it should."
I've been playing for some 30+ years. Over the years I've changed my pedal line-up a few times. Right now I'm playing mostly blues and my pedal chain goes as follows: Cry Baby>Boss TU2 Tuner>Marshall Compressor>Marshall Bluesbreaker II>Boss CH1 Chorus>ROCKTRON HUSH>Danelectro BLT>15W or 85W Marshall Amp. The only 2 ways I know the HUSH is on is the little red light and the silence between notes.
Submitted: 05/07/2002
Style of Music: Blues & Rock and Roll
7 out of 10
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Rocktron Hush Pedal Customer Review
Feature:
No features, just on and off, and some kind of threshold knob.
Quality:
Its got a rugged metal case which is nice, but the added hiss is what lowers the rating.
Value:
If you have trouble with feedback from a guitar, this will likely cure it. Some people play too loud, and some have lousy guitar electronics, this unit can help both. $60 is a good price to keep your guitar from howling at the audience when you have flown 10k miles or spent a lot of time and gasoline selling $500 worth of tickets.
Desirability:
If you have feedback problems, this could help you, but not for anything else. You really should have the guitar electronics checked or turn down your amp, but that isn't always the answer you need.
Sound:
It squishes the highs in a guitar a bit, but depending on your amp you can compensate after.
Ease of Use:
It's easy to use sure enough, turn the knob up until the feedback is controlled.
Support:
haven't used support.
Overall:
Well, I think its been misnamed, it should be called guitar feedback reducer, because that is what it does. It also introduces a hiss, I thought it was just mine, but tried a new one in a store with the same effect. I run a Boss NS-2 behind it, and I have a quiet amp and no howling. I bought the Hush pedal used for $40 and the NS-2 used for $40. For all the traveling and spending money for high profile gigs I do, it is well worth it. I got pretty good at slamming the volume knob off on my axes, but I like this a little better.
No features, just on and off, and some kind of threshold knob.
Quality:
Its got a rugged metal case which is nice, but the added hiss is what lowers the rating.
Value:
If you have trouble with feedback from a guitar, this will likely cure it. Some people play too loud, and some have lousy guitar electronics, this unit can help both. $60 is a good price to keep your guitar from howling at the audience when you have flown 10k miles or spent a lot of time and gasoline selling $500 worth of tickets.
Desirability:
If you have feedback problems, this could help you, but not for anything else. You really should have the guitar electronics checked or turn down your amp, but that isn't always the answer you need.
Sound:
It squishes the highs in a guitar a bit, but depending on your amp you can compensate after.
Ease of Use:
It's easy to use sure enough, turn the knob up until the feedback is controlled.
Support:
haven't used support.
Overall:
Well, I think its been misnamed, it should be called guitar feedback reducer, because that is what it does. It also introduces a hiss, I thought it was just mine, but tried a new one in a store with the same effect. I run a Boss NS-2 behind it, and I have a quiet amp and no howling. I bought the Hush pedal used for $40 and the NS-2 used for $40. For all the traveling and spending money for high profile gigs I do, it is well worth it. I got pretty good at slamming the volume knob off on my axes, but I like this a little better.
Submitted: 04/17/2008
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