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Dunlop positioned the MXR Noise Clamp (M195-U) as a single-knob noise gate pedal designed to eliminate hiss and excess noise from an effects chain while preserving signal definition at high gain settings. It operated via a Trigger knob that set the noise threshold, and featured a buffered bypass circuit.
The unit drew 13 mA from a DC 9-volt supply and offered a signal-to-noise ratio of 99.5 dBA with total harmonic distortion rated at 0.01%. The input return impedance measured 1 MΩ and the output send impedance 1 kΩ, with a maximum signal level of 10 dBV. Gate attenuation was specified at −26 dBV, with an attack time of 3 ms and a release time of 10 ms.
Owners sourcing a replacement power supply should confirm the 9-volt DC polarity and current rating against the original unit; a qualified guitar technician can assist with signal chain integration and threshold calibration.
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