Rocktron HUSH Super C Stereo Guitar Noise Reduction System  

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Noise extermination for guitar.

The Rocktron HUSH Super C Guitar Noise Reducer exterminates annoying hisses and hums in any combo amp, 1/2 stack, or rack system! The Super C noise exterminator is designed specifically for guitarists (especially gain-heads) who require noise reduction without compromising tone. The Rocktron HUSH Super C allows notes to sustain without being gated or cut off while working on subtle dynamics. Only takes up a single rackspace.


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Clearing the Air

| Review By: Nick Wheeler | 3 months, 2 weeks ago

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I gave the unit an 8/10 because while it does everything I ask of it very well I can only assume there is a reason for "good" sound gates to cost three times this price.

Quality:

As far as asthetics and performance this unit does everything as advertised.  Just a simple sound gate with a threshold knob, and a Hush knob that seems to brighten all the best frequencies.

Value:

Since I am completely satisfied with the money I paid for this I'm giving this a 5/5 on value.  I can't think of a reason to spend so much more on "the best" sound gates when this one does everything I need.

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There is always room for improvement (though I don't know what I'd recommend to Rocktron) so I gave this a 9/10.  I play in a Deathcore band, and this thing handles all the gain I can throw at it.  Some of the other reviews scared me because they said it "sucked all the gain out."  From what I've seen this thing only helps my tone.  I've only played with this thing for about half an hour, but it's extremely easy to adjust and tune in.  I see no reason to buy a more expensive model.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
6 Years
Style of music you play:
Metal (Heavier Stuff)
Where you live:
Northeast Pennsylvania

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Should be one of the 1st purchases a guitar player should make.

| Review By: Matt_Krush | 4 months, 1 day ago

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Simple, effective and intuitive.

Quality:

A piece of hardware is better than any software. At one time I believed the programable ones that came with the multi effects units would suffice.

Nope....this is the way to go.

Value:

I am cheap...so yeah it'd be nice if was half the cost, but after using it you forget it set you back $$$....because it is worth it.

Overall:

I can only compare it to the programable noise gates in my Digitech RP1000 & in my old ART SGX2000 pre-amp processors.....

The Roctron stand alone Noise Gate is far superior....and its nice to be be able to adjust the threshold & release on the fly without going through presets...different guitars, room acoustics...its like an EQ....you have to be able to adjust it quickly.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
Gigging musician
Style of music you play:
rock & metal
Where you live:
Saginaw MI

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A Silent Warrior

| Review By: akparasite | 1 year, 7 months ago

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The Rocktron Hush Super C has been a great addition to my guitar rig.  If you are going with a stereo, dual amp rig with stereo delay/reverb, etc., this one is a must.  It has two parts - a noise gate, and a hush.  Knowing how to use each part is paramount to getting the best result out of this rack unit.  The noise gate works like expected...though the hush noise reducer is a secret weapon for medium to high gain settings.  The unit can be abit challenging with multi-channel amps, but a happy medium can be found. Anyone buying this MUST know that the tone improvements occur at a distance...this is important.  This unit is primarily made for live performances, and for the listeners who aren't standing 10 feet in front of your cabinet or combo.  The noise gate will take care of buzz and what-not, and meets the definition of a good product by itself for this purpose.  The HUSH is only appreciated at moderately cranked volumes.  Put your amp on a medium to high gain setting and set the volume at levels you'd use in a medium- to large-sized club.  Keep the HUSH Super C off and play a typical crunchy mid- to high-gain riff, standing a good 25 feet or more from your cab.  Now engage the HUSH (with HUSH level about 9 or 10 o'clock - don't worry about the noise gate for this test).  Play your riff again.  It's like someone cleared the crud out of the line from your amp to your speakers...suddenly they're more direct, cleaner, and your tone just shines through.  It cleans up even the mildest of chaotic noise that can come out of your amp/guitar.  Without doing this test with a live-level volume, you'll probably find that the HUSH is no different from any other noise reducer, and you'll feel like you wasted your hard-earned cash. I use the HUSH with a stereo setup of 2 Carvin V3 amps running through Marshall 1960BV cabs equipped with Vintage 30s.  Good stuff...get one if you play live frequently.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Gigging Musician
Style of music you play:
Rock/Alternative
Where you live:
Northwest U.S.

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Shuts It Up AND Gives Tone

| Review By: CarvinDC127 | 2 years, 6 months ago

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I have an INCREDIBLY loud amp (Peavey Triple XXX), and I really needed a hush processor to eliminate bad feedback, yet retain the good kind (i.e. Like live bands using feedback to make an entrance, not annoy the audience).  I had decided on Rocktron because of their reliability in the past.  Best decision I made for effects by far.  Also, when I fed it through my effects loop, I turned the 'hush' dial to about 12 o' clock and it really brought out the heavy tone of my amp without thinning it at all. Get this effects processor.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Shred
Where you live:
unspecified

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Not so great

| Review By: MetalMassacre-o96Dn | 2 years, 11 months ago

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I bought one of these because I needed a noise gate and I heard that this one was "the best" At this point it's siting in my rack, not connected. When I first got it I spent HOURS trying to dial it in just right. When I turned the Gate Threshold past half way it sucked all of my gain out of the signal and I was left with a thin, annoying tone. I'll be selling this and buying The Decimator from ISP.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Metal
Where you live:
California

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