ISP Technologies Decimator vs Decimator G-String

[andypjr0831]

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[hermeticoguitar]

@andypjr0831

Thanks for your awesome comment!.

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[jcjunior86]

With the g string can I get some natural feedback or it's also cut? And how does it work with long sustaining single notes, there's also a natural decay on them?

Thanks for the review and answers.

[hermeticoguitar]

@jcjunior86

I find the G string doing a couple of things for high gain distortion: firstly, it seems to clean the sound, giving a tad more dynamic range (since the floor noise went down) to the effect and secondly, you can still have feedback but always controllable (a Big Muff can be a good pedal to test it).

Sustained single notes have a naturaler decay than with whatever other noise gate you can use and, more important, it's neutral to the tone.

Key is to set the threshold that you need



[jcjunior86]

@hermeticoguitar Thank you so much for the answer!

Have you already compared it to the mxr noise clamp? I'm kinda looking forward to buy one of them. Here in Brazil the g string is kinda pricey, if there's no other way I'll get the g string.

[hermeticoguitar]

@jcjunior86

Not personally. Before buying it, I was weighting the possibility of buying a C Clamp (also, because of price) but, I read in several forums that it's not able to quiet the noise in the same way as the G string does it. It seems to be using other technology.

As far as I know, as a guitar pedal, the G String seems to be the rea deal.

I know it's expensive but, believe me, you will be fully satisfied.

I wasted my money before, with the plain Decimator and Boss NR-2.

[jcjunior86]

@hermeticoguitar Thanks once more!

[ken1davies2]

Brilliant Demo, Best I have seen so far, Made my decision easy, Thanks so much for posting this!!

[hermeticoguitar]

@ken1davies2

Thanks for your feedback. I hoped it will be of help to many other people with same dilema.