Noisy amp when using Pedals with power adaptor

mark_atdi

It's a good idea to try your setup in another room. I once lived in a house which had one really noisy room. I also heard that dimmer switches / various other lights can cause a hum. A while back I put my pedals & power supply on top of my amp which caused a lot of hum too. Sure no one else is as stupid as me though!

HHwarner

It does it wherever I plug it in. I noticed it last gig and in the studio this week. I had to stop using it this week so has been getting progressively worse 

Sassafras

d8m said:

Sassafras said:

The T Rex fueltank is just a rebadged Harley Benton.

Only joking!

I am intrigued by this.

Specially if it saves me money but is still up to the job.

Elaborate? 

I wasn't being serious,as far as I know HBs are nothing like TREX. It'd be interesting to find out how better built the TRexs are though.

Hope TRex don't get their law department onto me now.

steamabacus

It might be worth restating that the HB PowerPlant Junior comes with a captured mains lead (the TRex is a euro connector) which has a Euro mains plug at the end. It's straightforward to fit a UK mains plug or you can use a Euro/UK converter (and I believe Thomann provide them free with the PP Jr now).

marktheharp

Harley benton power plan junior ! Awsome value and super quiet .I have terrible hum, old farm house, and it's sorted now

HHwarner

Thanks for the recommendation on the Harley Benton Power Plant Junior. Ordered it Sunday, it arrived today and I have to say I am very impressed. Totally silent, fits neatly into my pedal board, lots of spare cables & at a great price. Cant fault Thomann either. Fast delivery, good comms & they even threw in a EU to UK wall adaptor (not that I will use it, Ill just cut the EU plug off and fit a UK plug) For what I need , this is more than ideal, Cheers guys