How to Use Boss NS2 Noise Suppressor Pedal | Two Methods Step by Step Tutorial w examples

This tutorial will demonstrate two methods for connecting the Boss Noise suppressor pedal to effectively cancel noise. The first way to do this is to simply go straight into the pedal and then out to the amp.
While this sounds kike it does the job, there is a much better way to reduce the noise even more.
The second method here requires an amp that has a Return and Send loop and two more cables. From here you will connect your guitar to the input of the pedal as usual. Then this time you will need to use the SEND output and connect that to the Input of your guitar amp. Now you will connect the Output signal to the Return Input of your Amp.
Use the last cable to connect to the Send signal output in the Loops effects and connect that to the Return input of the Pedal.
In my opinion the second method cuts out even more noise without sacrificing your tone or distortion.
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[@ArtemorbidMusician]

Cheers my friend, hope you are doing well

[@thelostbassist450]

What if you have an tuner pedal and want to use the second method? :)

[@ArtemorbidMusician]

Hi there, you can still use it in just the same way. All you would need and extra cables and put the guitar into the tuner pedal and then out from the tuner pedal to the Noise suppressor pedal with everything else staying the same as shown in the video. let me know if that helps? Contact me anytime

[@thelostbassist450]

@@ArtemorbidMusician thank you, this has been very helpful!

[@ArtemorbidMusician]

Always happy to help@@thelostbassist450

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🙂👍

[@ArtemorbidMusician]

Thank you so very much!!!