From tande.adamson@btinternet.com Fri Mar 14 10:50:19 2003
Subject:Re: V5 + Rotosphere (White noise)


I use a noise suppressor pedal right after
> the Rotosphere and right before my volume pedal.

What's a noise suppressor pedal? (Obviously a pedal that supresses
noise ) but it sounds like you're using an in-line volume pedal, so
why do you need a noise suppressor pedal. Couldn't you just pull back
on the volume pedal?
I ask because I'm using an in-line stereo Morley pedal which I use
after the Speakeasy to cut out any hiss, if a noise suppressor pedal
is a noise gate pedal, I might find it useful to use this so that I
could use an expression pedal with my Electro.
Could you explain its action, and what make is it?
Thanks Thomas.

--- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, Invisable Man
wrote:
> the volume control to 12 oclock. I never have to go
> past 12 oclock on the gain if I want distortion. In
> fact, I can set the gain a little above 9 oclock and
> get pleasing distortion. The Rotosphere in itself is a
> little bit noisy and I don't think you are going to
> get away from that. Be careful with the rotor balance
> setting, if you go too far to the right with it the
> noise will increase. I set it between 11 and 12
> oclock. I use a noise suppressor pedal right after
> the Rotosphere and right before my volume pedal. Good
> luck!
> --- jorginhomanzur wrote:
> > I'm facing a problem using my Voce V5 with a
> > Rotosphere. I have to
> > turn the output level of the Rotosphere in a really
> > low level to
> > avoid a boring white noise. On the other hand, since
> > the volume of
> > the V5 has to be high, the light of tub sat of the
> > pedal keeps on
> > blinking.
> > Does anyone have the same problem?
> > Does the V5 have a low output?
> > Regards
> > Jorge.
> >
>
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