Ebtech

Also known as: EB Tech, Ebtech Audio, Ebtech Audio Solutions

Ebtech is an audio accessories brand based in Cary, Illinois, operating as a division of Sound Enhancement Products — the same parent company behind Morley Pedals. The brand was acquired by Sound Enhancements, Inc. in 2001 and focuses on passive, transformer-based solutions for common signal-path problems in studios and on stage, particularly ground-loop hum, line-level mismatches between balan...

4 Products · Used by 21 Artists

Ebtech 2-Channel Hum Eliminator Noise Gate Effects Pedals

$95.00 - $145.00

4 available stores

3.5 (3)

^# 20

in Noise Gate Effects Pedals Rank

13 artists using

EBTECH HE-2-XLR Hum Eliminator Switch Effects Pedals

$89.00

1 available store

3.0 (1)

4 artists using

Ebtech HE-8 Hum Eliminator Effects Processors

5 artists using

EBTech Line Level Shifter Converters

$83.00 - $263.00

3 available stores

^# 20

in Converters Rank

Its catalog centers on a handful of long-running utility products. The Hum Eliminator series (HE-2 and the eight-channel rackmount HE-8) uses isolation transformers to break ground loops without active electronics, while the Line Level Shifter family (LLS-2, LLS-2-XLR, LLS-8, LLS-8-XLR) handles passive +4 dBu / -10 dBV conversion between pro and consumer equipment. The Hum X is an inline AC plug that filters ground-line voltage to kill ground-loop buzz while preserving a safe ground connection, and the Swizz Army cable tester is a 6-in-1 unit that checks wiring, generates a test tone, and detects phantom power and intermittent faults.

Ebtech's products are widely stocked through pro-audio retailers like Sweetwater, Full Compass, B&H, and Reverb, and the brand has built a reputation as a go-to fix among live-sound techs, broadcast engineers, and home studio owners dealing with noise issues. Bassist Matt Freeman of Rancid has been documented using the Ebtech 2-Channel Hum Eliminator in his touring rig.

Ebtech has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Converters, Noise Gate Effects Pedals, and Switch Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 21 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Metal, and Electronic. Notable users include Dan Donegan, Slash, and Synyster Gates.