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When I say noise I mean double the amount of hiss experienced with just the analog pedals plugged in, rather than a whine or pulsating digital type sound.
---is that delay pedal just noisy, full stop? i.e. is it noisy on all power supplies? Is the noise there even when the delay is bypassed?
Very satisfied, excellent though expensive.
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If I plug an analog pedal (RC Booster in this case) into one of the six available outputs that are isolated from the A & B outputs and plug in a DIGITAL pedal (tried the Strymon El Capistan and the Ibanez Echomachine) into one of the same six outputs i.e. NOT isolated from the other pedal = no noise at all, perfect.
If I move either digital pedal into one of the isolated A or B inputs away from the Rc Booster which I would have thought preferable = hiss increases markedly.
The hiss also increases if I move ANY pedal (digital or analog) into A or B alongside a pedal in one of the six.
The hiss also seems to increase as new pedal are added.
In conclusion: I don't know quite what to make of the above, but all in all, the hiss though noticeable isn't that bad and this supply could be good for home use generally. My concern would be using it on live stage where electrics can be a bit more variable and could increase the noise level. As such I've returned it and instead gone for a Decibel 11 Hotstone Deluxe which should arrive shortly.
The HB one has the advantage of an on/off switch, which is handy.