Ibanez PT Gate vs Rocktron Hush Noise Gate

The Ibanez PT Gate and the Rocktron Hush Noise Gate are both pedals sharing transparent.

Similarity
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46% somewhat different

Shared tone character
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Rocktron Hush Noise Gate

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Price

$100via Reverb

Description

The Ibanez PT Gate (Pentatone Gate) is a standalone noise gate pedal derived from the gate section of the Ibanez Pentatone Preamp. A threshold mode switch selects appropriate sensitivity ranges for different noise floor levels. Four I/O jacks allow the gate to be placed inline, in an amplifier's effects loop, or between a distortion pedal and the output for optimal noise suppression placement. Designed for quick response and natural sustain without abrupt cutoff.

The Rocktron Hush Noise Gate is a compact noise gate pedal eliminating unwanted hum and noise. Its footswitchable design and adjustable threshold provide flexible noise suppression. The Hush appeals to high-gain players seeking clean, transparent gating.

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