
NG-100 Noise Gate
The GLX NG-100 Noise Gate is a deceptively simple yet remarkably powerful tool for any guitarist's pedalboard. While it may not boast the bells and whistles of more elaborate effects, this unassuming box packs a punch when it comes to taming unwanted noise and hum. At its core, the NG-100 is a noise gate - a device that monitors your guitar's signal and automatically cuts off the sound when you stop playing. This may seem like a basic function, but in the world of high-gain amplifiers, dense effects chains, and buzzing single-coil pickups, a quality noise gate can be a lifesaver. The NG-100's circuitry is meticulously tuned to detect even the subtlest of pauses, ensuring your tone remains pristine and focused. What sets this particular noise gate apart is its intuitive controls and musical responsiveness. The threshold knob allows you to precisely dial in the point at which the gate opens and closes, while the decay time determines how quickly the sound fades out. These parameters can be adjusted to suit any playing style, from aggressive palm-muted chugging to delicate, atmospheric lead work. Rumor has it that the NG-100 was a secret weapon in the rig of grunge icon Kurt Cobain, helping to tame the feedback and noise of his famously heavy guitar tone. While we can't confirm this claim, the pedal's reputation for reliability and musical functionality has made it a go-to choice for countless professional and amateur guitarists alike.



