Lovepedal Jubilee 

I don’t notice a lot of noise that would make me think it’s noisier than any other drive pedal

@@Guitarsenal Thank you. Yeah, mine may be defective though I've heard others comment along same lines. Keep up the great channel!

@Zen Please reread. It's present and unchanged when the gain is all the way down. I have gain pedals, including other MIB pedals with much higher gain, and this one stands out particularly. Like I said, it's probably defective.

@Zen Thanks, Zen. I've got a multimeter and am familiar with it. I'll have to give it another listen. It sounded much higher than 60 Hz noise, but maybe a higher harmonic.

@Zen I think you're on to something, Zen. On battery, the noise is almost all gone. With a Strymon 9V single converter, I hear a strong squeal. Also, the Jubilee's two neighbors are on a different supply, and when I switch the Jubilee to the same power source (multi-channel) as its neighbors, the noise decreases as well (though not as quiet as battery). I don't believe any of the supplies have a ferrite bead, at least not in the cabling. Come to think of it, my Lovepedal JTM has neighborhood problems, too, and limits what I can put next to it. But both pedals are worth it because they sound so great. Thanks for the tips!

This is an amp in a box pedal that is meant to sound like a cranked Marshall Jubilee through any amp - a tubescreamer is its own circuit, you probably can't get the same amount of gain and distortion with a TS unless your amp is already cranked or on the edge of breakup.

@@GuyNarnarian Update: I've owned both pedals now and wasn't crazy about either of them. Nothing can beat my mystery modded digitech overdrive pedal. Particularly through a tube amp.

@@jackkovar7806 I am more interested in a Marshall style amp in a box but thanks for the tip!