[Toshiro]

Originally Posted by The Dark Wolf

Yep, pretty much.

If you have a selectable frequency EQ filter, you can completely get rid of it. At a guess, I'd say it lives somewhere about 6-7k, maybe even up around 10 or 11.

I put up with it because it's just so f'ing clear and tight...

Really, the Decimator makes it livable(as long as I don't turn a certain way), and the PODxt kills the hum 100% so I don't have to worry about recordings.

[The Dark Wolf]

Originally Posted by Toshiro

I put up with it because it's just so f'ing clear and tight...

You and me both, brother.

[EdgeCrusher]

The built in noisegate on my Vox takes care of all the noise issues for me, as long as Im not standing right next to the amp, facing the pickup at it or anything else electrical.

Ive been loving the tone too, it really is ultra tight.

[starsnuffer]

I have a DS7. I've noticed this as well, but it's never effected me in gigs. I do run a Decimator RackG though. I've noticed that when I'm practicing at home sitting close to my amp that it's noisy, but it's nothing compared to playing a strat with single coils. Maybe it's just because I've played strats for years (and still do on slide tunes).

-W