Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V01 #502

["anti:clockwise" <anticlockwise@tensionheadache.org>]

mike
yeah - it does seem like a ground loop could be the evil doer, but
there's always more reasons than the easy ones!

i don't know what your tolerance for noisy is, but...

my boomerang is about as quiet as you can expect from what's essentially
the stomp box's stomp box. i used it on occasion in my old apartment
(single circuit, if fridge kicks in lights will dim) w/out too much
heinousness. 
of course, everyone's mileage varying, and all that.... were you using it
on an effects-send; or an input channel send/return, or just directly
in?

is it the original flavor boomerang or the new, expanded, ultra steroid
model?

mike nelson can be quite helpful. he is WAY best contacted by fax: 214
343 1038



> From: Mike Feeney
> <feeneymike@yahoo.com>
>     cameron street <c.jas@optusnet.com.au>
> Subject: Boomerang noise problem
>
>
>     speaking of looper noise, the Boomerang generates an
> intolerable amount
> of noise for me sometimes (but other times not).  I think it
> involves a nice
> ground loop issue, but makes looping in my home studio quite
> impossible.
> Ah, the beauty of apartment complex living.
>
>     other times I've noticed the noise in practices with
> my band as well,
> and if I turn the boomerang loop volume all the way down, it kills
> the
> noise.  Kind of a pain.
>
>     solutions?  =)
>
>     mike

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