Revv G8 Noise Gate White Pearl Limited Edition

£189.00

This is a New Revv G8 Noise Gate White Pearl Limited Edition from Revv, listed in Noise Gate Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Revv G8 Noise Gate White Pearl Limited Edition is a zero-compromise solution for players who demand silence without sacrificing feel. Noise can creep in from pickups pedals amps or even the room itself disrupting both live performance and studio sessions. The G8 is designed to remove unwanted hum and hiss while preserving the natural response and character of your tone so you feel like youre plugged straight into your amp — just without the noise. Based on the acclaimed gate circuit from the Generator 120 MK3 amplifier the G8 delivers fast silent performance with intuitive control. A Threshold-centred layout allows you to find the sweet spot in seconds while Hold and Release fine-tune the feel to suit anything from subtle single-coil cleanup to tight percussive modern metal staccato. With four audio jacks supporting multiple routing methods including 4-cable setups the G8 adapts effortlessly to complex rigs. The White Pearl Limited Edition finish adds a refined aesthetic to this rugged Canadian-built performance tool.

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Revv

Revv is known for precision-built high-gain tone, delivering tight, articulate distortion with clarity and control. Born from modern metal and progressive rock roots, the brand’s amps and pedals focus on punchy low end, focused mids, and smooth but aggressive saturation that stays defined even under heavy gain.

Choose Revv when you want crushing drive without losing detail. Whether it’s tight rhythm chugs, soaring lead sustain, or a modern amp-style distortion in pedal form, their gear delivers power, consistency, and studio-ready aggression straight to your board.

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Noise Gate Pedals

Noise gate pedals reduce a signal when it falls below a chosen threshold. This can quiet pickup hum, high-gain hiss and pauses between phrases, but a gate does not remove noise from the sound while the note is open. Threshold, attack, hold, release and range determine whether the result is transparent or whether sustain and decay are chopped short. A gate before distortion can control the source; one after the gain stages can silence the finished noise floor. Listen at performance volume and tune the release to the instrument and playing style.