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The Revv Amplification G8 Noise Gate Pedal is priced at £189 and it is in stock. Available to be delivered to you by post direct to your door in a jiffy, or a box (P&P may apply).Please Read More for comprehensive details and images from the seller. (This is a sponsored link) but will not cost you anything.
The Revv Amplification G8 Noise Gate Pedal is currently retailing at £189 and it is in stock. Available to be delivered to you by post direct (some charge may apply).The team at Just Pedals think that Revv Amplification nailed it with the Revv Amplification G8 Noise Gate Pedal. Revv Amplification G8 Noise Gate Pedal
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Revv Amplification is a Canadian company that designs and manufactures high-performance guitar amplifiers and pedals known for their modern, versatile tones. Founded in 2011, Revv has gained a strong reputation in the music industry for creating amplifiers that deliver a range of sounds, from clean and crisp to high-gain distortion, with a focus on clarity, precision, and responsiveness. Their flagship models, such as the Generator series, are popular among musicians for their ability to produce **dynamic, professional-grade sound** in both live performances and studio settings. Revv also offers a range of **innovative pedals**, such as the **G3** and **Shred**, which provide enhanced tonal shaping and distortion, often favoured by players looking for **high-quality, modern tones** across various genres, including rock, metal, and blues.
Amplification refers to the process of increasing the strength of an audio signal, typically to drive speakers and produce sound at a higher volume. In the context of guitar and bass, amplification involves boosting the signal from the instrument to a level that can be heard clearly, often with the added benefit of shaping the tone through various preamp, power amp, and speaker cabinet combinations.
Amplifier pedals and amp simulators are commonly used to replicate or enhance the sound of traditional amplifiers in a more portable or controlled format. Well-known examples include the SansAmp by Tech 21 and the Eleven Rack by Avid. Amplification is central
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Noise in guitar effects refers to unwanted sounds or interference that can disrupt the clean signal. This can come from various sources, such as electrical interference, grounding issues, or even the pedals themselves. Common types of noise include hum, often from power sources or fluorescent lights, hiss, which can arise from high-gain settings or amplifiers, and feedback, which happens when the sound loops uncontrollably between the guitar, amp, and effects.
Many guitarists use noise gates or power conditioners to reduce unwanted noise, while some pedals are designed specifically to manage or eliminate hum or hiss. Properly isolating your power sources and maintaining good cable management can also help reduce noise in your signal chain.
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