Isp Decimator Noise Reduction Pedal

Isp Decimator Noise Reduction Pedal. ISP Technologies Decimator II Noise Reduction Pedal This pedal builds on ISP's patented noise reduction tech with new adaptive circuitry you can tweak for short notes and sustained sound events or to fight 60-cycle hum coming from single-coil. The Decimator G String X from ISP Technologies uses patented Decimator X Technology to deliver advanced adaptive noise reduction, ensuring smooth transitions between fast staccato notes and long sustained tones while eliminating undesirable noise and modulation

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This pedal builds on ISP's patented noise-reduction tech with new adaptive circuitry you can tweak for short notes and sustained sound events, as well The Decimator II sports linearized Time Vector Processing in its expander tracking, giving you incredibly smooth sustained-note decay that's virtually free of release rippling.

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With the Decimator X, ISP Technologies continues to improve noise reduction technology, offering musicians a tool that adapts to their playing style, whether playing fast staccato notes or long, sustained ones This pedal tracks the signal directly from your guitar fo This pedal builds on ISP's patented noise-reduction tech with new adaptive circuitry you can tweak for short notes and sustained sound events, as well

ISP Decimator Noise Reduction FX Pedal w/Box 2nd Hand. This innovation ensures that every note is clear and precise, free from unwanted noise and modulation. The Decimator X noise-reduction pedal can be used to keep high-gain rigs sounding professional or to prune troublesome hum from noisy pedalboard setups

ISP Technologies Decimator II Noise Reduction Pedal Sweetwater. The Decimator II includes improved performance and innovations so unique that it is covered under two new patents pending for these new innovative improvements. Moreover, this enhanced circuit gets rid of tone-sucking artifacts, such as the strange.