Just buy 2 and thank me!

[@DavidRavenMoon]

It’s an isolation transformer that does a ground lift. It eliminates ground loops. This happens because you have gear plugged into two different ground circuits. One ground might be at a higher electrical potential. This causes current to flow through the ground path to the lower ground potential, and that current causes a hum (ground loop).

[@DavidRavenMoon]

@The Post Jimi Experience I have a background in electronics. I’m also a luthier and pickup maker. 😃

[@zoltanszabo9930]

Exactly. These are big life savers, when you run out of options. It is also a good idea to check impedances, can be important in some cases.

[@oldskool9783]

@@DavidRavenMoon galvanic isolation FTW

[@GeorgeGarmash]

How does it affect sound quality ?

[@oldskool9783]

@@GeorgeGarmash inductance attenuates high frequencies proportionate to the volume of said high frequencies. This is what gives the u87 it's iconic soft high-end, a transformer on the output ensures the high frequencies aren't harsh or over bearing. Galvanic isolation tends to have a similar effect on audio, though they are usually deployed in multiple pairs to reduce inductance.... Depending on the engineering, the effect could be drastic, or virtually non existent.

[@robertclarkguitar]

Thank you for inviting Rich Bischoff to the gear street 2022! I absolutely love his videos and reviews. Great gentleman and extremely versatile and talented. As are you 😂!

[@aussernllc]

Morley makes great hum exterminators. Added one to my powered usb hub. Instantly dropped my noise floor. Incredible.

[@doremind1]

Which one is it? Thank you in advance brother.

[@TheInvisibleMen]

Sir, this is the best description of a product that I have ever heard. I am gonna get one ASAP. Thank you.

[@Xcorgi]

You never cease to amaze me with all the cutting edge new stuff that simply makes the lives of every musician so much better! Since everyone doesn’t want to install new noiseless pickups in all their guitars, this Morley device is the quick and simple solution!

[@PerpetuallyTiredMusician]

Excellent tip to those who don't know yet

[@57Techboy]

That's the beauty of an isolation transformer. A DI is typically a 10 to 1 ratio on the impedance, An Iso transformer is a 1 to 1 ratio, it physically uncouples the input to the output via a transformer.

[@nicolasaraistrujak208]

I was searching everywhere but only had the answer. I thought that it was too similar to a passive DI box, can a passive DI box with 0 db reduction do the same thing or should I get that noise isolator?

[@atomcatz69]

Dude THANK YOU!!!!!! I've been trying to make my house into a little studio and it is so bad I can only play guitar in one area in my house just if I want to play them... Can't even imagine what recording would be like.. My guitars are shielded, I have humbuckers... STILL in some rooms the hum is so intense I can use the humbuckers to find the quiet spots and it's crazy I don't know much about this stuff either because I'm obviously learning So yeah can't thank you enough for making this video Happy I just stumbled upon this.

[@GeeWillikersMan]

Get an outlet tester. Its a small yellow device with 3 lights. Plug it into the outlet and it will help identify the problem(s) like a missing ground or reversed wiring.

[@j.juarez9526]

True story, when we went into the studio back in March the building had a bad electrical noise that was picked up by guitar amps and pickups. I pulled out my Morley Hum Eliminator and the veteran engineer ordered 3 of them within five minutes. LOL!

[@benallmark9671]

Germany looks absolutely beautiful and peaceful. Great video

[@davidhelfrich5657]

OK. Just bought 2. Thanks!

[@RaxFx]

Sweetwater has this for $99.00 If you're in EU zone, the Thomann Millenium DATI (Dual Audio Transformer/Isolater) goes for € 42

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

On Amazon same price difference. Are they shipped with the QEII? I'm curious what makes the price almost tripple.

[@johnbehan1526]

@@fritsvanzanten3573 it's literally branding: The workings are shockingly simple. I bought a second hand Ebtech from eBay, and it's great: well-built and a convenient size, looks like it's made to fit pedaltrain boards. So it was cheap and convenient. But it is literally something you could make yourself and house in a small project box. It's my opinion that you should be able to fully rewire your guitar and completely understand how it works. If you don't, this would be a good project to get started with soldering and managing simple wiring.

[@vicpnut1]

Why $222 at thomann and $99 at sweet water?

[@RaxFx]

@@vicpnut1 taxes, customs duties & Thomann also wants to make a profit

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

@@RaxFx taxes, customs duties & profit can only account for a fraction of the price, in this case maybe 30-40 bucks, not 150. Shipping of an individual pedal maybe 30-40 too, but they are not shipped individually. So I'm curious how this works. May be a vary valid reason, but you don't see this in JHS or Wampler pedals. Possibly different voltage and cycle hum than in the US?

[@tobbebergman7583]

I had a terrible ground loop within my pedal board and mixer in my home studio ! Just couldn't get rid of it so I had to use a gate but it was not a great idea ! Then I remember a friend had told me ages ago to cut the earth at one end of the cable so there was only the signal without the ground connected at one end of thee cables ! The hum completely vanished ! Cheapest and easiest method by far ! PS I didnt cut the mains ground cable ! I did it on the audio cables input ! The output audio is still grounded ! DS

[@nick.raptis]

There are people that swear by the DISO+ to interface modelers with consoles. Walrus also came up with the Canvas. I want to bet that all these devices are the same as the one that's shown here 😉 It'd be interesting to show a list of stereo passive line isolators so we can.. ugh.. buy the cheapest one!

[@zolwikwkurwik]

That's what I thought. I'm wondering if I should buy this Morley hum eliminator for connecting my unbalanced tonex to the mixer

[@zolwikwkurwik]

The cheapest would be behringer hd400 hum destroyer. It has two unbalanced trs inputs and two balanced trs outputs. Shame that no one's comparing these two and how they work with modelers

[@jacobpittman1996]

I HAD 2, but I left one at my old church (bc they needed it). I still use one when I run amps in stereo. Simple, ahem… and it works.

[@hoboroadie4623]

I gave one of these away, also a couple Lehle P-Split boxes and a couple Little Labs Redeyes. And a Multi Z PIP. Yeah, lots of people seem to be needing these. 😸

[@luisnunes3863]

Thanks, Henning, my room is horrible for hums, this will be usefull.

[@bartvschuylenburg]

Yeah, I have one in my largest Pedalboard to disconnect the ground of the output of one of two pedals that run in parallel. Works great, kills the digital interference hiss. Though you lose about 0.5 dB in the transformer (that’s what it literally is) which is not a problem at all since I can crank the output of the pedal.

[@NebulaStudios1]

I have the old EbbTech on my guitar synth section of my guitar rig. Works.

[@thepeetjournal4469]

The Rolls MX42 is great too. Passive and works too but at different places.

[@matthewf1979]

The Radial Twin City and Headlight use isolation transformers too. If you need a switcher/buffer/phase switch/ground lift, you can’t go wrong. No XLR though!

[@ratspam7655]

These devices are essential but note that if you DON’T have a hum issue from a ground loop, you will introduce hum due to the cancelling nature of these devices. So have one on hand but don’t expect it to work under all conditions.

[@Art-zs6sl]

Thanks. I was wondering how much of an effect on tone it could have, doubted it would be uncolored. It's a device for a studio with problems that cant finish work due to issues with hum.

[@ratspam7655]

@@Art-zs6sl I abhor hum and these boxes are must haves but you need to work methodically through your signal chain to identify where the hum is being introduced and then you experiment with placement of the hum eliminator. The first step is starting with no effect pedals to identify the baseline 60Hz hum coming from your guitar pickups so use the quietest setting. These boxes will not eliminate that kind of hum; only the type introduced by ground loops. I also find it useful to use a EBtech Hum X on the plug of my second amplifier to eliminate that ground loop.

[@brucebaldy]

I think thats exciting!

[@blondiespinknoize4627]

Don’t forget there’s an 8-channel rack mount version also. I have both the rack mount and the 2-channel, they are awesome. The rack mount sits with my patchbay full of old crap and is a life saver. I have ARTs version of the small one (Clean Box II I think) also, they work great for one mono or one stereo source, but have had issues running two mono source through it.

[@Cpt_Adama]

Don't think that's a Morley, it's an Ebtech.

[@Supergrunged]

Damn! I didn't know it was Morley now! Yes, IT FUCKING WORKS!! Mike Einziger of Incubus SWEARS BY his Ebtech Hum Eliminator live! Thanks for the video on the updated product!~ I used the Hum Eliminator on full blown Home Audio installs, and, you're right.... IT JUST WORKS!

[@hoboroadie4623]

I have been calling my Ebtech the Morley for a while. It was easier to say. Maybe they too, recognized that it was a marketing fail and they will probably sell more of them now. Just my opinion.

[@Miss_Pixie]

These can help on noisy interfaces? Many thanks

[@tonepilot]

Great idea.

[@ciddax754]

Pricy, but they use good audio-transformers inside and the good ones are quite expensive. An audio-transformer is a 1:1 transformer that just transforms AC to AC with a ratio of one to one. You send 1V AC in and get 1V AC out. DC voltage does not get transformed. Normally the hum is caused by a so called ground loop. The ground is DC so it does not get through. The quality of the transformer dictates how linear your frequency response is. And the good ones are pretty expensive. That being said, they don't cancel all hum! They take care of the ground loop problem, which causes hum. Should the hum is already IN the signal, they won't help. Then you have to look one step back in your chain and trace down, where the hum is getting into the signal.

[@hoboroadie4623]

I think that the Ebtech is the least expensive device that I run for this. Usually I run Little Labs Redeyes that have lots of features but they are three times the money. I don't have any way of comparing transformers in the din and hubbub of what I do, but I don't have any ground differences that I can hear.

[@nicolasaraistrujak208]

Isnt it the same thing as a passive DI box? I think that Im having ground loop in the FX loop of my send return multiefx.

[@MITCH1221]

So, I can plug TS cable in and trs out and vice versa? More importantly, can I go back-and-forth from XLR to TRS? What about Xlr to TR. And vice versa basically any combination?

[@tendingtropic7778]

So let me get this straight: this is made to eliminate ground hum issues right? not hum/buzz coming from guitar pickups at high gain?

[@EytschPi42]

yea

[@AntonovichHicksenbrau]

Excellent How about the HE-8?

[@lassekalhauge4801]

Great video - thanks 😊 Question: I’m going directly from my guitar into my audio interface (Focusrite Scarlett). From the Scarlett into my MacBook via USB cable. I’m having hum…. what can I do? Only thing that helps me is to unplug the power supply to the MacBook. I guess it wouldn’t help me putting your device between my guitar and the Scarlett? Best regards from Denmark 😊👍

[@KaygunsLair]

QUESTION- (related to using the LLS with a subwoofer) .......... I have both Ebtech & morely (small box model) Line level shifters. The Line level shifters not only 'shifts' / convert the signal but also get rid of hum, so 2 in one. It's also been said they handle down to 10Hz -- If I remember correctly. ... My question for you or whoever wants to answer.. - (I'm not an expert on levels and power / signal etc but..)- ...Can the Line Level Shifter be used with a Home Theater receiver, from RCA output ' LFE .1 signal ' - to the Line Level Shifter - then output Balanced signal via XLR - to a Subwoofer with Balanced XLR INPUT....??? -- Would there be any issue with this. -- I understand I'd need an RCA-Male(to connect to the receiver LFE output, and a TS 1/4" connector to connect to the Line Level Shifter, and obviously and XLR cable. -- I've contacted Morely about this, I'm waiting for a response. -- I Would try this scenario out, but I worry it may be risky or something(as I said I'm not an expert.. I've only used the LLS with studio monitors, not a HTR sub).... let me know if you have any input on this... reply. Thank you :) Side note: I thought about getting a Jensen Transformer, the SUB one to convert Unbalanced to Balanced and all that comes with the quality of Jensen Transformers, but I don't know - In comparison to the Ebtech / Morely. The price difference is huge.. and both are passive. I Don't know if the Jensen one would add higher output to the signal going to the sub. -KGUN

[@wylieecoyote]

I encountered an annoying hum and when I used this product it turned into a loud scream the moment I inserted it into his rectum. At least he doesn't hum any more when I am trying to record. 🤣

[@robholt2865]

Hi, thanks for the video. So if both my yamaha dxr15 powered speakers are humming, would i plug from the passive desk xlr outputs into the morley, and then onwards to the speakers, or should it go after my pedal board??. Thanks

[@hiimawasteoftime8678]

also everyone buy a EQ it's not fancy but change your tone more than anything

[@janilgner8439]

1:20 Axl R.? Didn't know he has a side business. Great Video!

[@geezberry8889]

are the two channels independent? can i use each channel in different parts of my signal chain. DOES IT SUCK TONE??

[@EytschPi42]

Yes yes no

[@geezberry8889]

@@EytschPi42 bought one it sucks out low end. i yanked it

[@hoboroadie4623]

I only have one of those, well it says Ebtech but you know... actually I have been calling it the Morley for a couple years because that sounds more mellifluous to me. I have three or four of the Lehle P-Split boxes and I plan to get six or eight of the P-Iso boxes but mostly I just use the Little Labs Redeye. I have about a dozen or so of them that I can find and a couple or more that are out in the barn somewhere. I don't even record but I have a complex guitar rig. 🎸

[@markvincentbauzon4849]

I have two Morley JD-10's for a similar nature why you're telling us that we needed two of those, & i had both for about 12 years now ever since i ditched my amps in favor of an "ampless" set-up. One is enough for me. But, i've always felt i needed another one to spare. Hence, i got two. Then, one day, came the problem with my first unit. My question is, would Morley's hum destroyer also kill off any FM radio signal that being picked-up by my other JD-10? ...another question i have is, would Morley be likewise generous enough to send me another JD-10 on my doorstep? 😅🙏💞

[@zz-.-]

Is this just for recording, or does this apply as a noise suppressor type pedal on a pedalboard? To quiet hum and buzz from amp gain/feedback.

[@EytschPi42]

It wouldn’t fix buzz, but can fix hum

[@zz-.-]

@@EytschPi42 👊

[@John-e4p1x]

What city is that that you fly over at the end of this video? What TOWN???

[@heavymotion]

I have the humno and the hum eliminator and still have hum ... where do you plug it in the fx loop ? I have a volume pedal in the fx loop too , it changes thing ?

[@EytschPi42]

in the FX loop... before or after your pedals... doesn't matter

[@natashanyxx9486]

🤘Say hello to Glenn!🤘

[@heyjarrod]

I watched a bunch of videos, and just got one of these Morleys, but no one has explained where it goes, exactly, and cabling? 😂

[@JasonMcNamara]

I just looked up the definition of "Henning Pauly" in the dictionary and it reads, "Simple as fück and it works" 🤣

[@idiotburns]

Psyched to start my day here!

[@idiotburns]

Oh yeah, the humityhumityho

[@idiotburns]

Send me the CD this song is on for my patreon!!

[@LothyBluesCave]

I`ll stick with the Palmer stuff. Not cheap, but for the same application I'll get 2 of them. Made in Germany.

[@sadie376]

How much?!?

[@MarkRigler]

Ouch

[@beardedjer]

Is the morley better than the Behringer MicroHD HD400? :)

[@EytschPi42]

Yea

[@Eddieside]

Can you do "vs" video for FRFR and standard guitar cabinet please?

[@terryenglish7132]

He did, didn't he ?

[@Eddieside]

@@terryenglish7132 did he? Where is? 😳

[@GlennMichaelThompson]

The hum from the Lollar P90's in my Forshage Orion bugs me unless I use both p'ups. Trying to decide between an EHX Hum Debugger or Morley Hum Eliminator. Both around the same price. Curious if one is more efficient... Anyone?

[@EytschPi42]

I do t think it can fix that

[@minionbong69]

The Hum Debugger does clean up single coil/P90 pickup noise even while playing but it only works well with clean guitar. With any dirt it sounds strange for some reason, almost like there's a lag or glitch

[@jesperjacobsen3050]

I'm having the same problem with single coils in my room. Very curious to hear if you found this device useful and if so, where in the chain you placed it. As far as I can see, it's not meant for instrument level signals.

[@Mr_A_Mia]

I have 4 of these…simple as fuck and it works.

[@JMal883]

I think Henning should write copy for advertising. 😂

[@mr.fotomoto]

Got one for my set up (Pedalboard no OD, just tuner noisegate und eq) I have the channel 1 between my pedalboard and Amp (JVM 410H) and channel 2 for my fx pedals (delay, chorus and reverb) and it makes the noise and hum even worse Can anyone help? 🥲

[@dropac]

Im fighting strange noises from both if my interfaces. I even hear my mouse moving trough my speakers when im monitoring my guitar. Tried different USB ports, a Furman filter, using my laptop instead of pc.....

[@derChili]

Seems you tried a lot already. If you have a usb (powered) interface try a device that isoltes the usb port. Something like the "iFi iDefender". I have one. There are probably other brands and cheaper ones. It works for me, no more mouse noise no more noise while copying data.

[@jesperjacobsen3050]

Safe to put this between the guitar and the amp?

[@EytschPi42]

Yes

[@jesperjacobsen3050]

@@EytschPi42 And it works for that? It isn't dependant on a line level signal? I mean, basically I'm trying to cure single coil noise.

[@bobblake7132]

Henning, I have a suggestion. If you're having hum issues from upstairs ask Leslie to stop performing the intro or Rivers Of Babylon 😜

[@philf4086]

A product that you pay for 100% functionality. Maybe Morley should add some LED's just to pretty it up!

[@EytschPi42]

then it might need power

[@BasementGuitarSuperstar]

Nice

[@johnbehan1526]

An older model Ebtech solved my pedalboard's ground loop problem when I went 3-cable to my amp. But I wouldn't suggest you use one unless you're actually hearing noise.

[@ZitherBeast]

I wonder how simple this thing is and if it works?

[@EytschPi42]

it does

[@ickebins6948]

Simple, just a Isolated 1 to 1 transformer. There are also DIY kids all over ebay and the like

[@ZitherBeast]

@@ickebins6948 It was a joke because he kept cussing and saying it worked.... I thought it was funny.....

[@MykEviiL]

If you have a guitar that picks up EMI/RF signals even with Furman power conditioners,and isolated pedal power supplies with amps and pedals, same outlets different outlets and you know for a fact it comes from the computer because it gets louder the closer you are. Even if it's on the floor. What is the solution? I'm debating using USB over ethernet with all my USB devices to see if that will kill the USB ground loop and the guitar from interacting with the internal PC components. Otherwise other options are DI with ground lift. USB hum isolation adaptors.USB powered hub?, Changing out PC and motherboard power supply. Enclosing the PC in an all metal chasis. Dedicated PCI-E USB expansion card? All this costs money. Have you experienced pickups picking up EMI and RF from the PC. It's not in my speakers, it's from the pick ups exclusivley most Notably heard when using high gain distortion with pedals or amps. Equally I know the USB connectors transmit noise because my Line 6 pod go is impossible to use from Any single USB port as it translates PC noise through the USB wire itself. What is the solution? Sure I could be much further away, but then all my devices require longer USB cables and longer patch cable runs which is inconvenient when you are the performer and engineer controlling everything. Regardless the pod go cannot be used with my pc for direct recording through the USB. My other audio interfaces and pedals are dead quiet with regular preamp hiss/hum with the guitar completely disconnected. As soon as it's connected you get all kinds high pitch computer noises. Some of it can be noise gated out, but still creeps through the signal underneath during performance. Again I'm using isolated pedal power connections high quality patch cables, and Furman power conditioners. Things like ISO hum elimators that go between your audio equipment like those made by morely Will not work with my particular use case as it's not generated or caused by anything but the guitar being in the same room with the PC itself. Exclusively picked up by the pick ups. And in the case with the pod go which is also a computer from the USB port in the PC to the pod. The noise is there in this case even with the guitar disconnected . So the PC generates noise exclusive with some devices through the USB port alone. However also the guitar interacts with the internal components to create digital PC noise, as well as 60 cycle Hum In some cases. Oddly enough the guitar connected directly to my main audio interface a steinberg UR28M using PC amp sims does not seem to pick up these digital noises. Add amps or pedals and the guitar in proximity with the PC seems to be the issue even with power filtering and isolated pedal power supplies. Ethernet over USB would allow me to have the PC much further away and still be able to connect all my periphals. However I do not know if it will cure my USB ground loop with connecting a device like the pod go so it's Usable without these computer generated sounds that happens. Or if entry or pro audio cards will function correctly. So I'm going to try the Hum Extractor + G by ISP. Otherwise do you have any other thoughts?

[@Zwidawurzn]

It's not just simple and boring but expensive aswell, i mean 258€ is more than the total equip of some bands costs

[@cpruitt1000]

Dude kick ass closing song who is that !!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@EytschPi42]

me

[@cpruitt1000]

@@EytschPi42 killer bro🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@crackedspyglass]

Neat!

[@robertorochamartinsrocha7041]

👍👍

[@chinmeysway]

HmmMaybe why is there hum to start with? Maybe a couple power conditioners or separate power and signal cables..

[@electricwhiterabbit]

All that is inside is just a transformer that isolates the signal on either side. Nothing complicated about it. You could build one yourself for cheap.

[@ragnadrabinowitz7629]

build one? i got a life to live!!! 😂🤣😂🙂

[@kennethc2466]

@@ragnadrabinowitz7629 ....at $300 poorer, for a one to one transformer, that Home Depot sells for $10.

[@electricwhiterabbit]

@@ragnadrabinowitz7629 It literally would take 20 minutes to make one that is how simple they are.

[@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623]

@@kennethc2466 Don't you know? The vast majority of guitar players are scared shitless of a soldering iron. Just the very idea of being near one is enough to make most reach for their wallet and pay a solder jockey vast amounts of money to do all the soldering for them.

[@terryenglish7132]

@@kennethc2466 ? Home depot sells audio transformers and inclosures ?

[@loubakalouba]

Or buy a Behringer MicroHD HD400 and save 220 euros, same thing without xlr.

[@kimmolingonheimo]

HI, i have 2 EHX HumDebuggers and theyre perfect for lighting..., single coils etc........brings a nice flavour to my tone as well, bad electricity, HumDebugger good!😎😎

[@GlennMichaelThompson]

I'm curious if the EHX Hum Debugger would be a better choice for killing the hum on a pair of Lollar P90's. I'm in Canada and they're both about the same price. Seems you like the EHX... does it affect the tone by much... and in what way? Thanks.🎸✌😉

[@terryenglish7132]

@@GlennMichaelThompson A Soundman friend who worked w national groups made a direct box w all top grade components including the transformer. There was an op amp out as well as the transformer out. We all agreed the tranny sounded best , despite being flat response thru out the spectrum , so there shouldn't be a difference. Of course cheaper trannys do roll off highs , so I'm curious as well if it just adds some undefined magic or makes it sound darker.

[@Mindartcreativity]

The Morley Hamaliminayor XD

[@mylogify]

:D

[@n7warlock22]

Idk where people are seeing these for 300... they're $99 brand new all over reverb

[@stewarttomkinson3356]

I got a noise gate

[@RobbDizzl]

Tried it on the crash test dummies „mmh mmh mmh“. Didn’t work!

[@wayneknazek7362]

If I run my Fender Deluxe Reverb & Marshall Origin20 tube head in the same circuit (plugged into the same "plug") I get a horrendous hum. So loud it isn't playable. The "plug" is a dedicated line from my breaker box into a quad in my studio. If I run the Fender into a wall plug and Marshall into the quad, or vice versa, no hum. SO . . . I bought one of these hum eliminators. It made ZERO difference. ??? I used it between my pedal board and the two amps. A/B box: Out 1 into IN 1, Out 2 into In 2. Then into the two amps. I was hoping to use both amps in performances, using an A/B switch. But I doubt I'll be able to find 2 separate power sources at most gigs. You usually just get what you get. NOTE: The dedicated quad is on its own breaker. The wall plus is an OLD plug, and is not grounded. So I had to use a ground lift 2 prong adapter to plug the Fender into the wall plug. And I don't want to do that. So for now . . . I can't use both amps in rehearsal. Any thoughts appreciated.

[@calbrockocat8728]

So, can you hum a few bars? No?

[@hendrikusdetuinman8360]

Hmm, its 260 euro per box, that is quite an investment for a hobby player if you need that many.

[@EytschPi42]

it’s ridiculous… 99 dollars in the US

[@kariarabellalassauniere402]

Sold! Because Simple as Fuck and it works is awesome!!!

[@EytschPi42]

thanks Kari... yes, this thing is great!

[@slayabouts]

No shit… just now seeing the video and I bought one of these off of ebay just yesterday. Weird

[@saarangnarayan123]

It's a great little box but it costs way too much for what it is :/

[@PooNinja]

if it works, its worth it.

[@peevee605]

No. It’s worth it.

[@saarangnarayan123]

@@peevee605 it's £220 on Thomann.

[@peevee605]

@@saarangnarayan123 buy a used one? I did.

[@saarangnarayan123]

@@peevee605 I do have a Pyle Pro copy of the older Ebtech version that I picked up for ~25 bucks. Works brilliantly and I have no complaints. But the Morley one seems to be marked up for some reason? I mean it’s almost a ten-fold markup. I’d be happy to pay 75-100 bucks for it but 220 is a bit much.

[@peterschaefer1665]

Hummina hummina hummina...

[@lomoholga]

What’s it called? “Humeliminator” Huh? “Humiliminator!”

[@JulianDaniels]

Hey Henning, what happened to your intro? Are you finally into 7 string guitars? C'mon you're kidding me, right?😅

[@EytschPi42]

I’ve been into 7 strings before you were born! 1991!

[@kennethc2466]

It's just a one to one transformer. They sell them for the wall socket as well, for about $10. This pedal costing $300 is a crime against humanity.

[@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623]

I think the same about boutique pedals. Why pay $200 for a modded tubescreamer when I can mod one myself. But you try and tell that to people and they will look at you like you are the Anti-Christ. (cough The Gear Page cough). Most guitar players fear the soldering iron and they like the idea of paying out of their nose for things that can make them feel exclusive. You ain't got one? Plebe! Also, don't forget the bragging rights.

[@hoboroadie4623]

@@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623 i don't know what that sounds like, but I think that lower inductance is pretty important. You should try that and see if it is a sound that you like.

[@FatalBrainError]

...aaaaaaand it's gone! Wie das Geld auf der Bank bei Southpark?

[@lucaslovesyouiii]

too bad it's not rack mountable

[@pauliusmscichauskas558]

Why is it so simple, yet so incredibly expensive?...

[@EytschPi42]

Morley is trying to fix that situation…

[@PooNinja]

isolationist! wait what hum. Behold the power of transformers.

[@umbertoyltp]

Whoa, if it's goood it is probably worth the whopping €259! BAD HORSIE! Palmer pedalbays Germany has a dual line box model PLI-02 for €179. Because you got Morley throwing in free Hummelimmnators by the half dozens you might care less! Why don't you phone your friends at Palmer Germany and see if they are ready for a shootout? #thinkaboutthemoney

[@bobbaumeister5243]

Sackgeiler Tipp! Allerdings bei zoundhouse günstiger! Fucking Thomann

[@chatter7653]

38k views for a passive hum eliminator….hmmm indeed 😆

[@By-Fun-Jokes-Guitars]

Sweatwater 99 dollar ..trollmannnns shocking 259 euro .... Some capacitor and resistors in site.... Price 50 cent.... Box 6 euro...xlr conectors and line in out 10 Euro . Nice ....needs a power supply ... Noooo

[@JaySilva88]

Great piece of gear, but 260€? Jeez... That's studio stuff, for the average musician you need something more affordable.

[@EytschPi42]

it used to be much cheaper

[@forkless]

Who is this man and what has he done to Henning? His imposter is wearing such a bland t-shirt!

[@EytschPi42]

but it’s gear street week

[@Cpt_Adama]

Funny this has horrible reviews on Amazon.

[@EytschPi42]

strange… it works perfectly

[@-processdrone-]

good grief why does this guy always have to recommend the most expensive one on the market ? don't thank him for burning your money. go get a Tie Studio Dual Isolation Box instead and halve or even quarter your expenditure, you don't even have to thank me.

[@EytschPi42]

it used to much much less expensive

[@-processdrone-]

@@EytschPi42 took me a while , is the word "be"missing here? if so then yes that is a fair point. all the Morely products have quadrupled in price over the last 5 years

[@darrenfoxwell7831]

you are awsome but i never thought id see you selling snake oil these are $50 in dj city same font and all just havnt got morley written on them come on man dont loose your cred over shit like this ?

[@EytschPi42]

as far as I know these are from Morley... I can only report on what I know. I do know they really work.

[@Mr_Bollie]

clickbait :(

[@EytschPi42]

but I also deliver what I baited!

[@Scarleaver]

Oh yeah, these Things are worth every penny. Everyone with hum-problems I direct to these and they insta-Jack-Sparrow "Why is the Hum gone?"