I see that you are not using any distortion/overdrive pedals between the guitar and amplifier input (these kinds of pedals sometimes introduce noise/hiss into the signal).
The noise gate I use in the loop is built-into my multi-effects system, so it's convenient and solves the noise coming from the preamp when I dial in high gain and/or high volume. So yes, I use two separate noise gates/suppressors, but that's what works for me. But, I also use the NS-2 between the guitar and amplifier input to help quiet down tame some pickups in some guitars I use. In between songs, I just change my 410H to quieter channel/mode. if there are no dramatic pauses in a riff or quiet intro, then there's probably no need to use the fx loop all the time for that song). Whether I play with the loop on all the time depends on the song (e.g. But when I need more gain and/or volume, so I use a noise in the loop. I rarely have a need to use lots of gain or volume (be it channel volume or MV), so noise isn't too big a deal in general. If you incorporate a noise gate/suppressor in the amplifier effects loop, you can tame or completely killing the preamp noise (such as hiss) that is usually (but not always) prevalent in high gain amps. But because the preamp section is still feeding some signal to the power amp section, you can still hear things like amplifier "hiss" even though your guitar volume is turned down to zero and you have a noise gate/suppressor turned on between the guitar and amplifier input. Why? Because the noise gate is only really working to kill noise before the signal arrives at the preamp section.
If you use high gain and high volume settings, most preamp noise will still be audible if you ONLY use one noise gate/noise suppressor between the guitar and amplifier input even if you turn the volume all the way down. If you put a gate in the fx loop, you can tame or even kill all noise before the noisy signal goes to the power amp. In the JVM410H, the preamp can be a big source of noise. Click to expand.I gotta say that using a noise gate/noise suppressor in the fx loop and playing with the fx loop on is probably one of the best ways to tame if not kill all amplifier noise in a high gain amp like the JVM410H.
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