About The GigRig

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The GigRig is a UK-based company known for its innovative pedalboard solutions and signal management products. Founded by Tom Bradley, The GigRig focuses on providing musicians with the tools they need to optimise and control complex pedal setups. Their flagship product, the G2 switcher, allows players to seamlessly manage multiple pedals with ease, offering precise control over effects and signal routing. The GigRig also offers a range of power supplies, cable management systems, and patch bays, all designed with reliability, versatility, and performance in mind, making them a trusted choice for both professionals and enthusiasts.

Filter

A filter pedal is used to shape and modify an instrument’s tone by emphasizing or cutting specific frequency ranges, often creating unique sounds or effects. Filter pedals typically offer controls like cutoff frequency, resonance, and sensitivity to allow musicians to sculpt their tone, adding characteristics such as warmth, brightness, or subtle movement to their sound.

There are several types of filter pedals, including wah pedals, which are essentially a type of filter that sweeps through frequencies in response to the player’s foot movement, and envelope filters, which react to the dynamics of the playing (e.g., picking intensity) to create funky, automatic filtering effects. Filter pedals are widely used in genres like funk, rock, and electronic music, with popular brands like Electro-Harmonix, Moogerfooger, and MXR offering high-quality filter pedals that bring creativity and sonic exploration to a musician’s setup.

Guitar FX

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Noise

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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