ISP Technologies Decimator X

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Experience the ultimate in noise reduction with the ISP Technologies Decimator X, a noise gate effects pedal designed for musicians who demand pristine sound quality. With ISP's Decimator X Technology, this pedal offers unparalleled adaptive noise reduction, ensuring that your music is always in the spotlight. Whether you're shredding through fast staccato passages or letting a slow, bluesy chord ring out, the Decimator X seamlessly adapts, eliminating unwanted noise and modulation artifacts without compromising your tone.

The Decimator X is engineered for both live performances and studio sessions, featuring linearized Time Vector Processing that delivers smooth, natural decay on sustained notes. Its intuitive threshold control and adaptive release technology make it incredibly user-friendly, allowing you to focus on your performance rather than fiddling with settings. The pedal's rugged chrome enclosure ensures durability, making it a reliable companion on the road.

For musicians using dual-channel or stereo rigs, the Decimator X includes linking functionality, enabling synchronized noise reduction across multiple signal paths. This feature, combined with its compact and lightweight design, makes the Decimator X a versatile addition to any pedalboard.

Key Features:

Patented Decimator X Technology for adaptive noise reduction
Linearized Time Vector Processing for smooth sustained-note decay
Eliminates modulation artifacts while preserving natural tone
Intuitive threshold control for easy operation
Durable chrome enclosure for gigging musicians
Link ports for dual-channel or stereo rig integration
Compact and lightweight design for easy portability

Product specs

Pedal Type	Guitar Noise Reduction
Analog/Digital	Analog
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Power Usage	35mA
Batteries	1 x 9V
Height	2.3"
Width	2.7"
Depth	5"

FAQs

What kind of noise reduction does the ISP Technologies Decimator X provide?: The ISP Technologies Decimator X offers advanced analog noise reduction, effectively eliminating unwanted noise and hum from your guitar signal without affecting your tone.
Can the ISP Technologies Decimator X be used with a bass guitar?: Yes, the ISP Technologies Decimator X is suitable for both guitar and bass, providing effective noise reduction across a wide range of frequencies.
What power supply is required for the ISP Technologies Decimator X?: The ISP Technologies Decimator X requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately. It can also be powered by a 9V battery.
How does the ISP Technologies Decimator X connect to my pedalboard?: The ISP Technologies Decimator X features a simple setup with 1/4" input and output jacks, making it easy to integrate into your existing pedalboard.
Is the ISP Technologies Decimator X suitable for live performances?: Yes, the ISP Technologies Decimator X is designed for both studio and live performance settings, providing reliable noise reduction without compromising your sound quality.

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PROS

Eliminates amp noise effectively, providing pure guitar sounds
Musical decay for seamless noise reduction rather than abrupt cuts
Easy to use and setup
Preserves guitar tone without choppy or sputtery effects
Faster closure than previous Decimator models
Superior to other two-cable method gates on the market
Highly recommended for maintaining clean sound with drive pedals

CONS

May not be ideal for metal players seeking aggressive noise gate action

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Features and functionality

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The Decimator X G-String offers a more natural decay than its predecessor, the Decimator II, enhancing the fade-out experience for users.
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The Decimator X G-String's adaptive noise reduction is a key selling point, differentiating it significantly from simpler one input-one output models like the Rowin.
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The Decimator II's integration into a four-cable setup allows monitoring of the clean guitar signal while controlling gain-induced noise later in the chain.
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The Deci-Mate G mini model is praised for its intuitive one-knob operation and effective noise suppression, staying unobtrusive in the signal path.
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Comparisons

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The Donner noise gate, with its hard/soft toggle switch, provides a more natural fade-out compared to the older Mini Decimator model.
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Despite sharing a chip, the Rowin noise gate is not comparable to the Decimator X G-String due to differences in input/output configurations.
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The ISP Decimator is noted for its simplicity compared to other models, but it's surpassed in accuracy by the Fortin Zuul and Lichtlaerm Gate.
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Use cases and applications

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The Decimator II G-String is effective in setups with high gain amps like the Peavey Invective MH, significantly reducing noise without affecting tone.
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User experience

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Some users have found the original Decimator overly aggressive on clean channels, but the G-String II shows marked improvement in preserving clean tones.
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